That article has a lot of "what if" in order to "raise questions" but seems to mainly rely on people's lack of scientific knowledge to make its point. Just beca

That article has a lot of "what if" in order to "raise questions" but seems to mainly rely on people's lack of scientific knowledge to make its point. Just because the body moved or had hypertension after a scalpel cut does not mean it was not dead. I'm not saying I know which one it was, but I trust a doctor more than Dick Teresi for the Wall Street Journal.