Parents of Terri Schiavo to sell list of supporters to marketing firm
'''April 1, 2005'''

A local news station reported the parents of the late Terri Schiavo, the Schindlers, are to sell a list containing the names of people who donated money to their fund. The fund was used to finance legal battles for keeping their daughter alive.

A spokesperson for the Schindlers confirmed the story.

The company who will receive the list, 'Response Unlimited', usually pays $150 a month for a list of 6,000 names, and $500 a month for a list of 6,000 e-mail addresses.

The Schindlers have declined to reveal how much money they will receive for their list.

==Sources==
* [http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/kgtv/20050329/lo_wkmg/2648050 "List of Schiavo Donors To Be Sold"]. ''[[w:local6.com|local6.com]]'', March 29, 2005
* {{source|url=http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/03/29/news/list.html|title=Parents of Schiavo allow direct-mailing firm to sell list of supporters|author=David D. Kirkpatrick and John Schwartz|pub=New York Times|date=March 30, 2005}}

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'April 1, 2005'

A local news station reported the parents of the late Terri Schiavo, the Schindlers, are to sell a list containing the names of people who donated money to their fund. The fund was used to finance legal battles for keeping their daughter alive.

A spokesperson for the Schindlers confirmed the story.

The company who will receive the list, 'Response Unlimited', usually pays $150 a month for a list of 6,000 names, and $500 a month for a list of 6,000 e-mail addresses.

The Schindlers have declined to reveal how much money they will receive for their list.
April 1, 2005 United States Crime and law Terri Schiavo Published