[Daily updates: The case Rappaz]
We assume that Mr. Rapp had now fallen into a coma. - Now he has to (1) taken that in no case may be life-prolonging measures. Moreover, it is also clear, (2) that he wants to live. (As a criminal at large, of course.) For (1) there are clear, proven rules. (2) is an anomaly. Perhaps
makes a voltage, which shows only here in all its sharpness, so infinitely complicated the case.
[I very much regret that State Councillor Mrs Esther Waeber-Kalbermatter not always turned to me for a consultation. (She is originally from Saas-Almagell, the hometown of my mother, my year and, well, the boy she loved really great if he had not merely stuttered so much ...)]
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