@Nerdy_Addict What an incredibly stupid take coming from a man. She had access to healthcare and yet she wasn’t given the correct diagnosis or medications. She was a good mother however she had a bad husband who was also a bad father whom she recieved barely any support from.
@SueOC_NBCBoston This wasn’t journalism.
It was National Enquirer level smear garbage dressed up as reporting.
It uncovered nothing, proved nothing, and changed absolutely nothing.
A man objected to allowing a woman to kill her three young kids and get away with it, so NBC is trying to smear that juror, whose identity should be protected. Another low for legacy media.
If the juror is being harassed, Florida will provide asylum — I’m sure he’d be welcomed and appreciated.
Privilege is having access to extensive healthcare, medications, specialists, and private insurance.
Privilege is having a nanny to assist because she was a shit mother that blamed being a shit mother on mental illness.
Privilege is having a high profile private attorney instead of relying on an overworked public defender.
Privilege is having more than $1 million raised to support your family while your case unfolds.
They’re smearing the juror instead of condemning the privileged woman with a nanny who strangled her three children with exercise bands, then blamed everyone but herself.
Imagine thinking it’s newsworthy to smear a jury member for not paying his rent rather than the woman that strangled her 3 innocent babies… What has this world come to 🫠
This is actually gross… This was a private citizen doing his civic duty to serve on a jury & suddenly bc you don’t like his decision, you’re going to out him & intimidate him? Is this what our media has come to?! What a joke… @RyanNBCBoston@NBC10Boston
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Adam Montgomery and his girlfriend struggled with addiction, but we didn’t give him a pass for what happened to Harmony Montgomery.
We didn’t say addiction erased accountability or that treatment should replace consequences.
The same principle applies to behavioral health.
Mental illness and addiction are real illnesses that deserve treatment, compassion and resources, but they do not automatically absolve someone of responsibility for the harm they cause.
Each of us has a responsibility to address what ails us, seek help when we need it, and remain accountable for what we do.
Treatment and accountability are not mutually exclusive
Lindsay Clancy’s care at Tewksbury Hospital likely costs taxpayers at least $620,500 per year.
The state run hospital reportedly charges the government at least $1,700 per day for each resident psychiatric patient.
So the truth comes out about this poly walnuts guy who is the person that called and harassed Alex's daughter with verified receipts of this and he is blaming me and Nerdy for calling her. He's even a bigger coward then I thought he actually knows who harassed his daughter and he's just using his victim card to try to blame me a nerdy for it this is a joke. @Nerdy_Addict