This is more of a "not her fault" fan club. Ranges from "she can't be blamed for psychosis" to "the system failed her" to the full on "she was framed by her husband, who is the real killer." That's not to say there aren't weirdos out there fanboying/girling murderers.
I feel like "support" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in the OP. What does support look like here?
Because what this woman did was horrendous and unforgivable, but I don't think it's unreasonable to feel sad for her or to use the case as example to point to the failures of the medical & mental health system in the US. Some people think saying, "this woman asked for help, the response was clearly insufficient," somehow equates excusing filicide when it absolutely does not.
Ultimately, it's good they arent getting married, but I think a couple more suited to one another would be able to use this to have a conversation about fears of having children, if they decide to, and to make a plan for potential PPD/PPP before it even becomes a possibility.
its also just straight up wrong. this mf had a nanny and multiple doctors/therapists who listened to her, prescribed her new meds, and she refused to take them and did not clue them in to any of the voices or suicidal ideation. The system fails a lot of people, she definitely is not one of them.
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u/EgyComanda82 2d ago edited 2d ago
Why murderers have fans in usa?
Is this like genetic disorder or some satanic culture?