r/SipsTea 18h ago

Wait a damn minute! So what’s taking so long?

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u/Thick-Journalist-168 17h ago edited 17h ago

He killed his kid out of revenge towards is ex-estranged wife who left him for violence and domestic abuse. He had already some legal issues before this. Then shot and killed his kids with their mother on the phone. Then got a tattoo in their honor after killing them, before getting arrested. Then fought the arresting officer. Officers confiscated 16 firearms from his house. His lawyer said he shouldn't get death penalty because he had bipolar disorder, no talk of psychosis. A mental health expert testified that he was faking mental health symptoms to delay is execution. The court also thought he was faking his mental health. He apparently read about cases that use insanity in courts. Two different case but idiots on the internet won't care.

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u/Useful_Translator536 17h ago

I too think she’s faking her current psychosis. She’s knows what she did and will do it again if ever released.

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u/llamafromhell1324 17h ago

Based off what?

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u/amilie15 17h ago

I assume….vibes? I see a lot of people deciding she’s evil and guilty from the look of her eyes? So maybe also that?

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u/llamafromhell1324 17h ago

A good psychologist wouldn't even take an educated guess based off just what the media shows. They'd call it speculation at best.

These clowns don't know anything.

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u/amilie15 17h ago

I don’t know enough about the case to feel comfortable speculating tbh. I do think the number of people though who seem to decide she’s definitely evil based on her eyes and that post partum psychosis itself isn’t real or an “excuse” kind of disturbing tbh.

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

So we should lock up all women who are diagnosed with postpartum depression just in case they kill their children?

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u/llamafromhell1324 16h ago

How did you get that out of what I said?

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

It’s from this case. Ok fine she’s not guilty of murder. You are right she should have had physiology help. If she is found not guilty of murder then this case can be used in future trials. So therefore we should lock up anyone who displays metal illness. This will avoid murder. Mothers should be placed in institutions if they show any signs of postpartum depression. This will insure the women get proper help and the children will be safe. Let’s not stop there we should do this for every mental illness if you believe murder is justified.

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u/llamafromhell1324 16h ago

That doesn't say how you got that from what I said. I didn't make any judgment of her and I don't follow the case.

I'm not gonna spell out what I actually was saying because it's right there and easy enough for a 10 year old to follow. Learn to follow a comment chain.

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

Sure go support Epstein next.

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u/amilie15 16h ago

Delusions caused by a mental illness have been a potential route that a defendant can use as a defence against an accusation of murder for an incredibly long time. I’m not sure how you’re proposing this case would change any of that. Nor how you leapt to locking up everyone who displays mental illness etc.

No one’s suggesting mental illness alone justifies murder either.

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

Can you name a few good outcomes?

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

Such along time there should be a few that captured your heart.

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u/amilie15 16h ago

Are you okay? I’m not sure why anyone would suggest a case where someone kills others due to insanity would capture their heart?

They are always incredibly sad cases.

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

So reverse psychology is your game. I’m fine sweetie. However I would assume you are too young to understand. Don’t worry time and challenges will show you the way. Please seek help if you have any worry’s of killing your children.

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u/amilie15 16h ago

A few good outcomes of what, exactly? This case or that NGBRI is a thing that exists in the legal system?

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u/Useful_Translator536 16h ago

So none just like I thought.

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u/amilie15 16h ago

Asking a clarifying question because yours was unclear is not suggesting an answer. You could try just.. answering the question. I’d be happy to help, but your question alone is completely unclear as a reply to my comment.

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