George Felos

DogfightAtBankstown has an interesting look at one of the many players in the drama unfolding in a hospice in Florida.

George Felos has been front and center as the lawyer for Micheal Schiavo.

I commented at Troppo that I thought all parties were conflicted in this case – Michael Schiavo’s and the Schindlers’ conflicted interests were noted too in the court documents. But the most conflicted person in this story, in my opinion, and the one set to gain the most for himself is Schiavo’s attorney, George Felos.

There are too many loose threads and dubious connections with Felos which – while they may be legal and above board (I haven’t heard satisfactory explanations for all of them) – leave me a bit cold. Individually each of these coincidences and correlations don’t amount to much but start adding them altogether and, well, I’m still left wondering. Wondering if Michael Schiavo was instructing Felos, or rather, Felos was instructing Michael.

DogfightAtBankstown has several good links on Felos, and has noticed:

If you listen carefully to his statements at interviews and to the press where he talks generally rather than as Schiavo’s attorney, and even before he became Schiavo’s attorney, you will find that the one thing uppermost in Felos’ mind is Felos himself. The sub-text is all me, me, me. My reality. My power. Me as the agent of god. Me as the determiner of life.