Morgan had also predicted, "I got a lot of other information that Loretta was asphyxiated or smothered.
Except that she didn't:
If you were watching, and much of Arizona was watching be-cause the announcement came in the midst of the evening newscast, you saw her flinch in pain as an officer announced the cause of death. Terri had always believed the psychics who'd predicted that her mother was hit over the head and died instantly, never knowing what had happened and never feeling any pain. "That really got me," she admits.
Inside the Florence stationhouse, Terri looked for some reassurance from the officers. "Suffocation. That's quick, right?"
If ever there were a time to be merciful and lie, this would have been one of those times. But the Florence police officers told the truth - it takes an eternity to enter eternity when you're being smothered. Four or five minutes, maybe, and all the while, there's no air; all the while, the victim knows she's dying; and all the while, she's looking at her murderer. It's an agonizing death. It's a torment that Terri will have to live with for the rest of her life.