You're saying because he initially spent time trying to cure her he's
incapable of abuse. I'm saying there's a legal investigation to
charges of abuse. But you want to dismiss all 89 charges without even
knowing what they are because he took her to California in the early
90's.
Can't you accept the fact that if charges are made there's a
possibility he's guilty? Even if it's a small possibility, it's still
there. Like Dana says, it's very hard to tell who's an abuser but if
someone has charges against him or her, let's have a look. Still
innocent until proven guilty, but you seem to be saying there's no way
he could be an abuser.
And again it's not my charge it's the DCF.

But we've covered this many times already.

On 4/14/05, Gruss Gott wrote:
> > Sam wrote:
> > Because the Judge won't allow the info to be released to the public.
> > Why are we still talking about this?
> >
> 
> Because I'm trying to figure out the grounds for Dana's abuse charges
> against Mr. Schiavo.  I contend that there is not enough evidence
> against him to make the charge and no profile to say he fits.
> 
> Judging by your posts you seem to think Mr. Schiavo does merit the
> charge of spousal abuse and I've just said your evidence, as
> presented, is so thin as to be irrelevant; which makes your charge of
> abuse irresponsible.
> 
>

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