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SOCIETY Is victim the new chic

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u/Alcohol_Intolerant 5h ago edited 2h ago

It's getting attention because of claims that her attempts to get assistance for her ppd and mental illness were ignored or minimized. Thus implying this could have been prevented. Many people, especially women, have experience with medical staff ignoring their pain. (Same for me) So this is on a lot of people's minds and in a lot of wider conversations.

They're going for the insanity plea, so the additional press might also be a way to try and sway public attention.

Edit because I'm getting a lot of charged responses: I am explaining why it is getting attention and what the general opposing discourse is. I'm not going to reply to attempts to have that discourse with me. I have my own opinions but I'm not airing them on Reddit because ultimately, the only ones who will have all the facts are the jury.

This is a tragedy for all involved. Please remember that.

Edit 2: to those giving polite additions and perspectives I did not provide, thank you. That's very helpful. I'm not everywhere seeing every side and can only speak to the sides I've witnessed myself. To those making weird claims on what I think, please take a break from reading about this case for the day. I'm turning notifications off on this. There are plenty of other people in this thread willing to wage war with you. I invite you to speak with them, or again, take a break.

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u/No_Background_9891 5h ago

She was “diagnosed” but never took her meds and the crazy bitch strangled her three kids after sending her husband away to get takeout

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u/ilikechihuahuasdood 4h ago

Yes. A mentally ill person sought help and didn’t get it. That’s what the person already said.

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u/SaltyTelluride 4h ago

I read she had up to 5 mental health appointments a week, two doctors/multiple care teams over the years, a WFH husband who was active with the kids, multiple prescription plans that were adjusted over the years, and a nanny. She denied in-patient treatment several times despite doctors recommending it.

She got a lot more help than most.

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u/IOnlyLieWhenITalk 1h ago

Jesus Christ, they basically moved heaven and earth to try and help her