
When did bro say this was about all women? Besides, most women I know don’t support a child serial killer. The whole issue with the trial was determining culpability given the circumstances of her mental health, not guilt as she had already admitted to having murdered her kids and all evidence points to it.
This is true only in the surface. Mental institutes have an opened ended sentence - basically she’s there until she get better. This could be a year or three, once cleared she’s free. Which is important because the doctors who testified weren’t even sure she was crazy. So why would that change if committed?
My thing is: she wanted to die anyway, why not help her? Death penalty should be an attractive option to someone who genuinely wants to die AND is grief stricken from killing three kids. But she’s had a change of heart. Which is not a sign of psychosis, it’s a sign of lucidity - she’s “normal”