@hz62509@JLas43_ One last thing. Keep in mind that being declared not guilty due to insanity doesn't mean she just walks free. She'll likely be institutionalized which is probably close to the right solution. I agree she shouldn't just get to be a free person after what she did. At all.
@JLas43_ Yea. I understand why you're so passionate about the case. Also not blaming the dad when I say he shouldn't have left them alone. Not sure what any of us would do in that situation. But what he described in testimony is again textbook psychosis.
@bbqbaseball62@JLas43_ No one is disputing that. I don't even know why you bothered to say it. The issue with the verdict is that his testimony actually did more to help the psychosis defense than anything the defense presented themselves. It's a shitty situation but that's how it will play out legally
@hz62509@JLas43_ And my take above is really just how I view it playing out legally too. With as much emotion removed from the perspective as possible. Hard to do as a parent. Trying to be objective.
@hz62509@JLas43_ Reasonable take. That's kind of how I feel about it tbh. I'm also not blaming him like, oh he's an awful person for leaving them with her. And no I'm not into that conspiracy stuff that says he did it. based on her medical history, he didn't make a good decision. Heartbreaking.
@motoshino One of MLB's biggest players. People root for him and against him. Why wouldn't we talk about him? It's funny this guy seems hellbent on pointing out that the popular player gets discussed. I don't want to be rude if something's being lost in translation, but he seems retarded.
@JLas43_ Context. Not trying to be a troll. So the dad pretty much sunk the guilty verdict with his testimony that basically described textbook psychosis. Over a dozen medications. Recent admission to psychiatric hospital. He shouldn't have left those poor babies alone with her.