@NeamaRahmani@AnnaKauffm59336 I’ve only got 30 years in criminal and civil defense. There was a dereliction of duty not to establish a time of death on two of the kids and not investigating the husband. That’s enough reasonable doubt right there!!
@elephant_23 Because of reasonable doubt. They informed her of what happened when she woke up from a coma with no memory. That was a violation of her rights because she didn’t even have a lawyer present. Then they never investigated Patrick. And it’s all based on what Patrick said 🤦♀️
@leo_thirteen13@Reginaifcw@gentrywgevers This is after they informed her when she had no memory. And nobody ever talked about Patrick having expertise in voice automation. If you insist she did it then tell me exactly when because there was never a T.O.D. established for two of the children.
@genjustlaw They also confirmed she had no memory when she woke up from an induced coma and then they informed her what she did without her lawyer present and before she could even remember… I feel strongly they violated her rights by doing that.
@SunTzusWar The complete lack of real journalism is also abysmal. They don’t even understand the law. I still feel they violated Lindsay’s rights when she woke up from a coma and had no memory and then they informed her of what she did. Doesn’t look like she even had a lawyer present 🤦♀️
@kraymagnon@Spiltea She was charged before she ever woke up from a coma and she woke up with no memory and then they violated her rights by informing her what she did without a lawyer present. Under anesthesia and having no memory, they convinced her. & They Never investigated Patrick.
@Spiltea None of these so called journalists have done any journalism. They just want to burn someone as a witch. They don’t even care they have the wrong witch.
@LotusEater29@AnteEcho@in_steeler It’s more like something happened to her prior to her children. She was most likely already laying on the ground when her children died but they never did a time of death to find out if they died before he left while he was gone or after he got back… that’s odd.
@AnteEcho@in_steeler And you know this because you were there. Maybe they should search your phone records and whereabouts too. Maybe they should investigate you as much as they did Patrick, oh wait they never investigated Patrick did they? Nope just took his word while she was in a coma.
@in_steeler I support the fact that Patrick said a lot that has turned out to be inaccurate. I support investigating Patrick because without him ever being investigated and no time of death established for two of the older children, that makes him just as much of a suspect as Lindsay.
@leo_thirteen13@Reginaifcw@gentrywgevers Which is exactly how he’s able to do it. He lived there too. He had all the motives and his timeline doesn’t make him innocent when no time of death was ever established.
@ginamilan_ You do realize that’s actually what a man would do 🤦♀️. Everyone drawing conclusions based solely on what Patrick said. While her rights were violated by them informing her of what she did when she wakes up from a coma with no memory. And they never investigated Patrick 🤬
@GuntherEagleman What’s pathetic is that they never investigated what Patrick Said or Patrick. And then they violate her rights by informing her of what she did when she wakes up from a coma with no memory 🤦♀️
@SunTzusWar She’s not guilty. They did not prove it and in fact they proved they violated her rights by telling her something she did not remember when she’s coming out of a coma.
@NancyMace There was so much reasonable doubt when everyone’s testimony was based off what Patrick said and her having no memory and then being informed 🤦♀️. That right there violates her rights. They never even investigated Patrick and that should’ve happened…😱
@MattWalshBlog Men strangle their kids NOT WOMEN. & YOU DID NOT WATCH THIS TRIAL!! All based on what Patrick said and Patrick lied on the stand multiple times!! He couldn’t hear her, he didn’t do cpr, he didn’t leave at 515, he said Wi-Fi out but then says that’s why he couldn’t call 911