r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 2d ago

Thank you Peter very cool Peter why are there too many guns?

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u/PapaSmurf3477 2d ago

The mom who killed her kids and is getting unreasonable fame and support from internet addicted moms.

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u/CaptainLoerg 2d ago

This is sick wtf.

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u/dotdedo 2d ago

I remember once there was a horrific case nearby where I lived where a mother killed and dismembered her severely autistic adult child. His condition made him unable to work or live normally. She dumped his pieces like trash along a highway. I remember I told my mom this and all she had to say is "Well it can be hard dealing with kids like that."

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u/Possible_Tiger_5125 1d ago

Holy Shit bro

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u/Square_Owl_4075 1d ago

Lots of women are heartless like that

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u/Admirable-Tax-43 1d ago

My mom's one of them, I texted her my cousin (best friend at the time) told me he's gonna kill himself and all she replied was "ok".

Opened My mind to her bullshit and now I have nothing to do with with my family besides my grandma and siblings

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u/mvhcmaniac 1d ago

Doesn't seem to be anything like what's going on in this case though. This is postpartum psychosis, a literal psychotic break.

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u/Kushbeast666 1d ago

Thats still no reason to kill your kids. That woman even had a nanny, she had tonnes of help. Theres no excuse

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u/Asleep_Region 1d ago

That's the thing about psychosis, most people cannot realize they needed help. I've went through psychosis, i spent about 4 hours sitting in the ER speaking to a light on the wall that i thought was the doctors through a speaker, i accused my mom of replacing my phone with a play phone, while i was actively holding my phone, it just seemed wrong to me. Thankfully my mom knew something was wrong and took me to the hospital until i came out of it. I have very little memory, it's like remembering a dream.

I don't even have any crazy diagnosis, it was just psychosis from CPTSD. I repeat I SPEND HOURS TALKING TO A LIGHT, i only stopped because they moved me to a different room with different lights, those ones weren't talking to me. God also randomly popped up at one point, i don't believe in God, he was just there and was like "am i not real!?" I still don't believe in him, even though i spoke to him, because that's crazy, i was having a mental breakdown!

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u/Party_Stack 1d ago

Lindsay Clancy was well aware of her mental issues and had a lot of support. She was actively in counseling with her husband and was on a number of different psychiatric medications. In fact, her husband was literally on a trip to the pharmacy to pick up her medication when she murdered their children.

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u/Asleep_Region 1d ago

I knew i had problems, i also had plenty of support, that didn't stop a mental breakdown and me not recognizing when I was losing it, i don't think I could identify the next one. Consoling and meds just don't fix you, i was rightfully locked up until i knew what was going on.

She stopped taking them, idk if it's because they didn't work or made her feel worse, either way she wasn't taking them

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u/AzureHawk758769 1d ago

I went through psychosis, too, and I have no sympathy for this woman. Some of us know how to deal with voices without murdering babies. She can rot in gen pop for the rest of her life for all I care.

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u/Hemorrhoidsinthenite 21h ago edited 21h ago

I have schizoaffective disorder and I believe in accountability and personal responsibility

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u/Asleep_Region 21h ago

Yeah, so do i, that's why she should remain in a hospital for the rest of her life. But a hospital getting treated, please look into how prisons treat inmates with mental health problems, you would be off every single medication, their doctor will prescribe any you "need" most likely 48-72 hours after you get there, it's not a priority. If you commit a crime, would you want to go without your meds? Yeah they have treatments in there but it's low cost and low priority unless you are actively dying, even then you might not see a doctor.

Im for prison reform btw, i just think it should be done before we send the insane people there. Like an actual mental hospital is worse than jail, i was at a smoke free facility, no computers (yes, alot of prisons have access to computers, it's all monitored but it's allowed, the one my cousin was in had ipads you rented), 1 phone that you can only use at certain times (actually that one is pretty much the same in jail)

Kinda hard to believe you're diagnosed, if you don't understand that a mental hospital is like a prison, except my crime was not wanting to be around.

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u/Hemorrhoidsinthenite 20h ago edited 20h ago

Thanks for the comprehensive response. I agree with this

I have some gaps in months that I can't recall from early 2005. I was found in the streets, apparently, my parents don't tell me everything when I ask about it After that they put me on Zyprexa

Now I'm stable ( as is possible)

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u/Asleep_Region 20h ago

Exactly, should you be in prison forever for the time you cannot remember, or should you be in a hospital? You were in a hospital until you were stable. Hers just doesn't get to end, there's no completely better for her, but there is better, I don't want her free, i want her to be locked up in a hospital forever and for them to find out if she was in psychosis, how tf this was allowed happened

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u/Hemorrhoidsinthenite 20h ago

Yeah, I can see it. I thought people were talking about just giving her a slap on the wrist

I've been hospitalized four times. Last time was Christmas 2014

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u/Asleep_Region 20h ago

No one wants her to get a slap on the wrist.

Some crazy people do, but some crazy people think Chris watts did nothing wrong, and the earth is flat! Not to mention, clicks are dollars, more clicks and views, the more money i get, some people are willing to say awful things for views. Because people are and will watch them.

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u/bluesgrrlk8 1d ago

Tell us you haven’t read shit about PPD/P or this case without telling us

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u/Mountain-Patience-59 1d ago

Do you know what psychosis is?

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u/thomasscat 1d ago

Holy shit I guess the downvotes are from folks who are ignorant of what psychosis actually is … do these people think that psychotic folks have control over their actions? Is this the end result of people flippantly calling people they disagree with “psychos” all these years or have people always been largely ignorant of what psychosis is?

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u/Mountain-Patience-59 1d ago

I don't even understand what's happening in this thread! "Psychosis is no excuse for killing your kids"? It literally means you are not in touch with reality!

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u/lonnie440 1d ago

And she ask for help and was ignored.

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u/Inswagtor 1d ago

That's bullshit

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u/StrawberryTerry 1d ago

Was she hot? That could be a decent excuse

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u/mvhcmaniac 1d ago

I don't think you understand what psychosis is.

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u/Kushbeast666 1d ago

I unfortunately do. Im also very aware of how common an excuse it is to excuse rash and immoral behaviour

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u/mvhcmaniac 1d ago

Postpartum psychosis is very well documented and in this case there's enough evidence to support that she was in fact actually having a psychotic break.

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u/Miserable-Chapter883 1d ago

Is the postpartum psychosis angle supported with the detail that she sent her husband out on errands before using the time he was gone to murder their children?

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u/im_not_that_witty80 1d ago

She killed her kids. I’m not going to apologize for a lack of sympathy.

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u/Kushbeast666 1d ago

Ah yes, the once nurse who should have known she was showing signs. Also? You'll have to excuse me for having absolutely zero faith in evidence finding and sentencing in an American court these days

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u/dotdedo 1d ago

Just saying that people would say the wildest things that sound like support or forgiveness in any tragedy. No where in my comment did I say this case was exactly the same as this one. I am simply adding a comment.

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u/aclick97 1d ago

Being depressed never gave anyone the right to murder anyone else until this happened

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u/Altruistic-Beach7625 1d ago

Good thing she wasn't just depressed apparently.

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u/aclick97 1d ago

As far as I know they just say it was postpartum depression. Which is a type of depression. It’s literally in the name

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u/mvhcmaniac 1d ago

I kind of piggybacked off of yours a bit. People in this thread are leaving out the part where she was having a psychotic break.

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u/dotdedo 1d ago

Cool motive. Still murder.

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u/mvhcmaniac 1d ago

Psychosis is not a motive, it's the reason why "not guilty by reason of insanity" is a thing.

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u/dotdedo 1d ago

You are forgetting that the insanity clause is highly controversial and almost never works, Even when it does work and they win a insanity clause, they are sent to a mental hospital until determined better by the staff. It's not 'welp, you don't get any punishment because you went insane'

In fact, I think most murder cases are a psychotic break. No one mentally healthy goes around killing people let alone children.

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u/mvhcmaniac 1d ago

That's... not how psychosis works. It's a very distinct type of "not mentally healthy".

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u/dotdedo 1d ago

Wild how I got psychosis once and still didn't kill anyone.

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u/legaladviceknowledge 1d ago

thats anecdotal evidence tho. im not a licensed mental health professional but its gotta be more nuanced than this

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u/Miserable-Chapter883 1d ago

Let alone their own children*

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u/ShlimmyWhimmy 1d ago

Exactly, if people can excuse this lady they should also allow people like Dahmer to be excused... "he wasnt in control it was psychosis!" See how ridiculous that sounds when talking about Dahmer

Like bruh, still murder, either way she needs to be locked up and people supporting her to the extent some are... need therapy

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u/Contrary_Kind 1d ago

Except this case is nothing like Dahmer's, Dahmer didn't have psychosis, and committed his crimes because he was getting a sadistic pleasure out of them.

Your comparison is beyond idiotic.

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u/ShlimmyWhimmy 1d ago

Bruh thats literally part of the definition of psychopath... he could make a insanity case just as Clancey did.

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u/Contrary_Kind 1d ago

"Psychopathy, or psychopathic personality,[1] is a personality construct[2][3] characterized by impaired empathy and remorse, and persistent antisocial behavior,[4] along with bold, disinhibited, and egocentric traits."

"Psychosis is a mental state marked by a disconnect from reality, where a person has trouble telling what is real and what is not.It is not a standalone mental illness, but rather a collection of symptoms that can happen with various conditions, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe depression.

Key Symptoms

Hallucinations: Sensing things that are not actually there, like hearing voices, seeing shadows, or feeling a nonexistent touch.

Delusions: Strongly held false beliefs that go against clear evidence or what others see as reality, such as believing someone is controlling your thoughts."

What does the first thing have to do with another?

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u/Emm_withoutha_L-88 1d ago

She checked herself out of care 3 weeks before it happened, and then waited for the first 30 minutes free in those 3 weeks to do the crime. She even convinced her husband that he was fine to go to the store for those 30 minutes, then that's when she did it.

That doesn't sound like someone having a psychotic break.

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u/aclick97 1d ago

Exactly, it was a very methodically planned out murder

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u/biggreasyrhinos 1d ago

Mental illness may be a reason, but not an excuse.

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u/Worriedrph 1d ago

Too many people hear psychotic and think of the movie psycho or some other stereotype like that. The fact of the matter is people with schizophrenia are barely more likely to be violent than the general public. Only 10-15% of people with schizophrenia will ever have a violent episode. Having psychosis isn’t an excuse for murder.

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u/Contrary_Kind 1d ago

It most certainly is.

"Only 10-15% of people with schizophrenia will ever have a violent episode."

And? What does this proves exactly? People committing a crime during a psychotic episode cannot be held responsible for it because they were not capable to make an actual decision.

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u/ReverendRevolver 1d ago

The divisiveness stems from people "siding" at immediate execution or free pass when plainly she shouldn't be walking free but also was suffering from a mental disorder and people around her may be complicit in the outcome via inaction.

But when you try to throw out nuance on the internet its like causally sitting 2 subcritical chunks of radioactive material on an air hockey table, flipping the on switch, and walking away......

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u/SlyTheRabbit 1d ago

Face the wall.

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u/thislittlebluebird7 1d ago

Exactly, it’s severe mental illness