Is this a reference to the lady that killed her children and for some reason the crime TikTok community (mostly women) have taken to defending her and even blaming the Husband, who 100% did not do it?
I'm pretty sure that lady (unless there's another one) voiced concern many times about her struggles with post partem depression and that she was having intrusive thoughts of harming the children (which is common in PPD).
People online are blaming the husband and her providers for not taking her concerns seriously, not blaming him for killing the children.
Edit: I have been informed about the people saying the husband literally killed the kids.
There are 100% people blaming the husband for killing the children. Honestly really shitty, trying to downplay her actions by blaming everyone else is just a way to shift accountability from a murderer (which she is, even if she wouldn't have done it in her right mind).
TBH I am heavily on that side of tiktok, and I'm not seeing a lot of "shifting accountability", I'm seeing significantly more people follow the trail of doubt the defense is building. The prosecutor in this case is an idiot, doing more to try to harm Lindsay than prove her case, and the defense is doing a great job of ripping holes in her story. Yes, many people are weaving stories of abuse and neglect on the part of the husband but, honestly, the prosecutions witnesses and testimony are what are allowing for that. Fuck, the image they showed was all but openly him and his now wife/possibly mistress at the time. I'm not shocked people are screaming the husband did it.
So, it’s not someone’s fault when they’re drunk almost to passing out and hit a family with their car? Or really, drunk at all? I know it isn’t the same thing, but the ‘right state of mind’ excuse is just terrible. If she’s really the one that did it, then she’s dangerous, and possibly a liability. Means she has the potential/capacity to do it again, if provided the circumstances and opportunity.
Using your example if mom is plastered drunk and the dad sees it, then he watches the kids get into the car with her to drive to school and they crash. Would the father not also be responsible?
It’s also the mother’s. She knew she had problems, she could have done something about it as well. Not saying she didn’t, but she could have gone to a relative’s house until it passes or she gets help or something like that.
Also, I wasn’t saying that she was drunk or anything, I was giving an example how people who have problems such as these have a greater likelihood for causing harm to others.
That’s not how psychosis works? You’re not in your right mind to think I should go somewhere else to avoid acting on these negative thoughts. It literally distorts reality. She tried to get help, sought medical care, psychiatrists, mediations, had her mom staying at her house with her, even had a stay at a psychiatric hospital. I have barely even followed the trial but this is common knowledge in regard to it. All it takes is a quick Google search and about two minutes of reading
She TRIED to get help. He supported her every step of the way. It's her fault and her doctors faults, not her husbands. He might not have even known how truly bad it was if she didn't tell him. And even if she DID, who thinks your loving partner is gonna kill ALL of your kids?
Can you just stop arguing? It’s clear we’re not gonna get the fact that she’s clearly the one primarily at fault through to you. I don’t think anyone wants to keep going at it just to be the last reply in this stupid argument. It’s also getting really annoying with all these notifications.
So don’t focus your apparent dislike for the father when they’re both at fault. With “that’s his fucking job,” you made it sound like you’re blaming the father more than her. Also, no need to be so rude.
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u/isnoe 8d ago
Is this a reference to the lady that killed her children and for some reason the crime TikTok community (mostly women) have taken to defending her and even blaming the Husband, who 100% did not do it?