@sagt_die_Liebe@itskikidanger@lissopoliss Watch his testimony. He was disrespectful, aloof and acted as if the court was a good place to smile and make faces at the camera. I wouldn’t send my dogs to him.
An experienced American prosecutor just stood up in a courtroom in 2026, during a triple-homicide trial, and suggested in her closing argument that a mentally ill woman should have attempted suicide a different way.
Our government has become disturbingly comfortable using its power this way. Our healthcare system is broken. Our institutions are failing catastrophically.
Cora, Dawson, and Callan should all be alive.
Lindsay should not be sitting in this courtroom. She should be mentally well, after receiving adequate treatment, and living with her family. Instead of confronting the systemic failures that helped create the circumstances of their deaths, the government stood before a jury and criticized how Lindsay tried to kill herself.
We should all be outraged.
@TheCarolErskine@MegynKellyShow@BrianEntin Judge, thank you for pointing this out. I feel like there is a stereotype where mentally ill people are in complete disarray and see unicorns in the corner.
I lost count of how many of the CW's witnesses, including today's witness testified that Lindsay wasn't hospitalized because she didn't have a plan. Yet again, the "suicide plan" rears its ugly head. Can anyone show me a requirement under MGL c. 123 that says that? Thought so. It's a made up requirement by the psychiatric community.
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