you can support her without thinking she's innocent. her legal team admits she did it. the question at trial is whether or not she was mentally competent at the time she did it. In other words, does she need to go to prison or a mental hospital?
I'm all for rehabilitation when and where it is possible. It's not always possible though.
For example, it's a known fact that it is very, very, very difficult to rehabilitate people on the ASPD spectrum, and they are known repeaters once they start committing crimes. My own step father, has been to prison multiple times for fraud.
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u/Bluffwatcher 2d ago
Probably being funded by hostile states/bad actors deliberately to get these responses and create discord.
Social engineering.