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****** situation. i dont see a real legal case for oher to be getting more money -- but i can understand why he feels wronged.

I would defer to you and others on the legal aspect. I can definitely envision scenarios where he was legitimately wronged and scenarios where he is not in the right. Same with the tuohys — and very likely it is not as simple as one side is in the right and the other isn’t.

if they are his conservators and managing his finances, why does it seem like he is desperate for more money? the whole thing stinks and neither side looks good.

interesting to contrast the actual words in the book with Whitlock's interpretation: "Last night, I read Michael Oher's 2011 memoir, "I Beat the Odds." In it, he states the Touhys entered into a conservatorship and they included Oher's mom in the process. He didn't claim he thought he was...