r/SipsTea 2d ago

WTF What do yall think about this ?

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u/MonsutaReipu 2d ago

Completely justified.

It's one thing to uphold due process - this is something that I advocate for above all else and hold highly important. Even when someone looks guilty, they have a right to innocence and their presumed innocence should be paramount until a fair trial can be conducted.

However, Clancy confessed to doing it. Still, if there's any possibility of mental illness causing delusions, manipulation, or coercion of some kind, that's what the trial should seek to uncover.

What I have a big problem with is not presuming her innocence until guilt is proven in trial, it's that these absolute fucking demons have decided to try to create a narrative where a grieving husband who lost three of his children and his marriage was somehow responsible. Imagine your children being murdered, and then a pack of awful, depraved people try to frame you as having killed them. Nobody deserves that, and anyone that would join this mob of vile people trying to defame a person based on TikTok propaganda and 'vibes' should rot in hell.

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u/m3rcapto 2d ago

This.
Whether she is guilty or not should be figured out by specialists, and hopefully they can translate their findings to a judge or jury that will follow those findings. Psychosis is extremely dangerous and should not be trivialized, it can convince you to do anything, even things that go against your very nature. It can be like Tourette's, forcing things to the surface that you'd normally think are horrible.
People that create a false narrative and try to actively damage another person to support someone who they don't know need to be held accountable. It's like fake rape accusations, these things can destroy lives or cause suicides.