I saw a Dateline last night where a 27-year-old
husband was found guilty of murdering his 24-year-old wife, Sarah.
The husband claims he found her dead in the bathtub.
He deduced she must have fallen asleep and drown.
Fact: She fell asleep often and suddenly, including in
the bath.
Fact: She did not feel well that day. She complained
to the dentist that she felt sick, that her tummy felt off.
Fact: Husband was watching a game on the tele and when
he came upstairs, he put the TV on in the bedroom before checking on her.
Though most human males addicted to sports on TV would
not murder someone over watching the game—not when there’s roughly 21 other
hours in the day for that, he could have used this as an alibi. So, we won’t
include this to say he’s innocent.
This man had three legal teams. As far as Dateline
mentioned, not one:
· Subpoenaed
her medical records running through her entire life. They
specifically needed to look for Narcolepsy testing. She could have simply told
her friends that she just went to the doctor, and he said she’s fine. These
doctors also needed to be placed on the stand. Perhaps she never ever informed
them that she had a “sleeping suddenly” issue.
· Next,
a narcolepsy expert needed to be questioned. Perhaps jurors
don’t know this is a form of epilepsy.
· Can
narcoleptics die without water during an episode, or do they all simply die
because they fall asleep at an inopportune moment?
· Did
the ME look for narcolepsy evidence in her brain?
Get a second opinion regardless.
· Get
a second autopsy by an outside concern, not affiliated with that first guy.
· Check
her vaccination records. “Died Suddenly” has been occurring
in babies and adults that I know of since the 1980’s.
· What
work was done on this woman who didn’t feel well when at the dentist?
Did she receive the toxin fluoride? Did she have work done and novacain?
· Were
pictures taken of her before the abuse of trying to save her life?
·
Was tap water in her lungs?
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