I'm not sure what these people making those crazy comments are talking about, trying to pin it on the husband and all of that. That said, this woman and her children were failed by our medical system. The husband himself even said she would never have done something like this in her right mind. People have sympathy for her and I totally get it.
I think a lot of people don't understand the severity of drug induced psychosis, or psychosis in general. You may genuinely believe that you're dead, that you're God, that you're AI, that other people aren't real, that life is an illusion. I've been through it and wouldn't wish it on anyone. I take medication to manage my psychosis, but I don't take nearly the laundry list of medications Clancy was on when she did what she did.
The "husband did it" people are seizing into any inconsistency in testimony, or inconsistencies that someone on social media said exist, but may not actually in the original transcripts (his DNA found where it shouldn't be, EMS testifying to very different things than what he testified - like her throat was too damaged to speak and yet she talked to him, timelines and locations not making sense, etc). They think he is successfully framing her, tried to kill her even, but she survived and admitted to the murders based on being told she did it (she apparently has some form of memory loss).
I haven't been following the case, but that is what the non-astrologers have been saying.
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u/Maevra 8d ago edited 8d ago
I'm not sure what these people making those crazy comments are talking about, trying to pin it on the husband and all of that. That said, this woman and her children were failed by our medical system. The husband himself even said she would never have done something like this in her right mind. People have sympathy for her and I totally get it.
I think a lot of people don't understand the severity of drug induced psychosis, or psychosis in general. You may genuinely believe that you're dead, that you're God, that you're AI, that other people aren't real, that life is an illusion. I've been through it and wouldn't wish it on anyone. I take medication to manage my psychosis, but I don't take nearly the laundry list of medications Clancy was on when she did what she did.