The blankets are to cover the damn vent tube in her throat. They couldn't fool anyone if they had a scarf on her throat or a small blanket just covering the top portion of her body. The mountain of blankets are to cover the vent and wires keeping this kid's fluids and oxygen circulating so she can stay semi-fresh.
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"Theoretical physics can prove that an elephant can hang from a cliff with its tail tied to a daisy. But use your eyes, your common sense".... JIM GARRISON
Tlps for the family... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...et-leader.html
Originally Posted by bowieluva
I bet they try to get her a driver's license next year and voting rights if she makes it to 18...
Shush! You will be giving them ideas!!! ;-)
I wasn't sure, I thought they had her in a special facility. Didn't they have her in one at one point right after?
Is it the parents apartment?
What Tupelo pointed out. This is nothing more than a cash grab. These people are fucking disgusting.
Because she's dead and dead people get cold and need blankets
Yeah. They certainly don't want people to see her real condition.
You can take those Fleets and shove them up your ass
Yeah, for a while we all thought she was in a facility, but it finally came out that she's in an apartment. The mom and stepdad still have their house in California, but they live in the apartment in New Jersey with Jahi. There was a story a few pages back about them being behind on the rent.
And this is exactly why that lawyer glommed onto them when the hospital was about to pull the plug. At the time, a bunch of trial lawyers in California were trying to get a ballot measure passed to raise that $250,000 malpractice cap to $1 million. The referendum failed in November 2014, so then they tried to get the California Supreme Court to declare the cap unconstitutional. The court said NOPE earlier this year.
But all hope is not lost! If they can get the courts to rule that Jahi is "alive," it could set a precedent for future cases that could make him very rich if he were to represent families in similar situations.
Dolla dolla bill y'all!
This is an old video but I don't remember seeing this exact clip before.
She's yellowing..they've probably put makeup on her to neutralize it but she definitely appears a bit jaundiced.
The mother's case to "declare Jahi alive and invalidate the death certificate" has moved to federal court - http://www.sfgate.com/news/medical/a...-s-6718586.php
Check out the latest video on Jahi's FB page. Super creepy that someone gave Jahi fake nails. https://www.facebook.com/keepJahiMcmathonlifesupport
Wonder if the 24-hour a day care costs have gone past the $250k the family wants to win in court...
If you're only discovering the fake nails now, you're seriously behind Son. Hello Mike, welcome to your site. You should stick around
Just being snarky lol. Yeah, doing her nails is the favorite pastime of Mom.
You can take those Fleets and shove them up your ass
I was sure there was a Christmas miracle when I saw this thread bumped. But no. Just more nonsense.
Well, declaring her alive would bring in an interesting aspect. They could Sue for damages in a different way and milk even more out of the system. Then she "dies". Can they file another suit then for wrongful death and double dip? I'm not familiar with the laws and if they cap it or not.
You can take those Fleets and shove them up your ass
I wasn't going to read back through 50+ incredible pages to find that out! lolIf you're only discovering the fake nails now, you're seriously behind Son. Hello Mike, welcome to your site. You should stick around
Just being snarky lol. Yeah, doing her nails is the favorite pastime of Mom.
I wonder what Jahi's nails will look like for her wedding.
Similar to Gina's nails I suspect.
Slacker.
You can take those Fleets and shove them up your ass
I thought the mom was trying to sue for wrongful death? I cannot believe Jahi is 15 now!
"The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man" -Charles Darwin
Exactly. That's why I'm wondering about it being a double dip. Mama needs a new pair of fuck me pumps and Red Diamond Wine
You can take those Fleets and shove them up your ass
so she's still undead?
Well hell yes! Look at them lively nails!
They're suing for malpractice. (They would get laughed out of court if they tried to sue for wrongful death while simultaneously claiming she's still alive.)
Because she was declared dead, the most money they can get from a malpractice suit is $250,000. If they can get the death ruling reversed (like they're trying to do), they can then sue for lots of money for her long-term care. I think there are several articles about it on the previous page.
As far as whether they can come back later (after she "dies") to sue for wrongful death, I really don't know. IF the death ruling is reversed, and IF the hospital decided to settle the malpractice suit (including her long-term care), I would think they would put something in the settlement saying the family can't sue later for wrongful death. But I'm not an expert on the matter by any stretch of the imagination.
An addition to my "IFs":
IF the death ruling is reversed but the family LOSES the malpractice suit, I would think ... just my wild guess ... it would be difficult for the family to sue for wrongful death later if there's already a court ruling saying the hospital was not negligent.
If the death ruling stands, maybe the family could add wrongful death to their malpractice suit ... I really have no idea on that.
I shutter to think what will happen if the federal court does overturn the "dead" ruling.
Alive- the girl would be more profitable.
An updated article
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...th-ruling.html
Jahi's family is now asking a federal judge to declare Jahi alive and invalidate the death certificate. If that happens, insurance companies will be required to pay for her medical treatment, says lawyer Chris Dolan, who represents Jahi's family.
Dolan says insurance companies are paying for Jahi's nursing care and around-the-clock treatment with a ventilator in New Jersey, the only state in the country that requires medical treatment of patients like McMath who are declared dead but show minimal brain function.
McMath's family, led by her mother Nailah Winkfield, want a federal court to invalidate the death certificate so they can care for their daughter in their home in Oakland.
'I want her to have the same rights as any other disabled kid,' Winkfield said.
McMath's mother says her daughter show some signs of life, including the twitching of fingers and toes.
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