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Originally Posted by kathytheshopper  Bush WAS a big drunk. As far as I know that was a long, long time ago. I don't think Ted was completely dry up to his death. I would like you to find evidence about your statement that Mary Jo lived at most 15 minutes in that car. I would really like to see where you got that. All I can find are the quotes in the court docs from the diver who said she may have had up to two hours and that there were claw marks on the ceiling which also proves she was alive for awhile. Please provide a link for your statement. Thanks. |
Is the diver a coroner? No one witnessed her death as far as I know. I wasn't there and you weren't either.
I do believe that he made repeated dives to try and get her out. I do not believe, as you apparently do, that he escaped from the car and casually strolled off.
It was a sad and tragic event. Teddy cared about people. That's all he did before Chappaquiddick; that's what he did afterwards. He served people from all walks of life.
Bush quit drinking when the girls were little. Kennedy when he met Vickie. It's about the same amount of time, I really do not care if Kennedy had a drink every single day.
I'm pretty sure that Bush didn't quit drinking altogether. It would explain the falls and why he spent so much time in Crawford.