@maoreidong idk the op mentions the bracelet but kinda feels like she just wanted to share her self harm… so I think it was kinda met with the same sentiment with the reposter.
@Brandi74950103@Lillyin_London In Massachusetts the burden of proof is actually o the state to prove Clancy was not experiencing a psychotic break. Crazy!
@CassandraCota@Lillyin_London That’s not what I said at all? She obviously strangled her 3 children and then tried to kill herself. The first week of the trial the state was telling the jurors it was a lousy fake attempt to take her life. Weak arguments- poorly presented. But yes, she’s definitely guilty.
@TheMarkAmante@FloridaTropics1 Imagine being so conditioned that you make an acct revolving around a guy you hate and your every waking thought being consumed by him. Miserable existence lol
@TherapistYouKno First question I asked was “so…you guys thinking guilty or not guilty?” and did a little vote to feel out where everyone else stood before we hashed it out for a few days.
@TheQuartering And this is precisely why social media people shouldn’t be talking about criminal trials. It is because you guys have no fucking clue what you are talking about. It’s pretty irresponsible.
@TheQuartering Maybe for noobs
It’s THE most important part to reiterate in any case. Dont let either counsel manipulate the facts you heard- you are to discern what is true and what is not- and you are NOT to deem the defendant guilty unless the state PROVES it beyond a reasonable doubt.
@chigalfifi@JVogtGaming Typically the prosecution does get the final word as they’re the ones bringing forth charges. I’ve also seen the state go first, then defense goes, then state rebuttals as final word.