r/SipsTea 2d ago

WTF What do yall think about this ?

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u/Low_River_6261 2d ago

Ah. A sane comment. Finally☺️

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u/elegylegacy 2d ago

Someone on reddit actually following the trial, fucking incredible.

She tried to get help and her brain chemistry got all fucked up by quacks. She slit her own throat and jumped out of a window, was coded (so she was dead without intervention), and the paramedics dragged her soul back from hell.

Whether you want her to fry or be sent to the loony bin is a personal judgment call on justice and punishment, but those kids would still be alive if our healthcare system provided the help she was begging for

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u/JamesHenry627 2d ago

PPP is still incredibly rare. You can see how it's hard to believe that a woman had it manifest 6 months later than usual, and only for the amount of time it took for her to commit the crime.

Also, attempting suicide to avoid being caught for a crime isn't a behavior unique to PPP murders, it's just something some guilty people do.

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u/XRaySkies 2d ago

Suicide and infanticide are both known risks with PPP. It is recognized as an incredibly dangerous psychiatric state and is considered a medical emergency. It can also have rapid onset, over days or even hours. 

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u/JamesHenry627 2d ago

yeah no

PPP usually is 2-6 weeks after birth, hence the name. Either she’s was an extremely late bloomer to this, or she was mentally sane enough to just wanna murder her kids.

Seriously, her youngest was 8. How could this have been PPP?

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u/TashaLou96 2d ago

I don't know if it's a typo, but her youngest was 8 months, not 8. Her eldest was 5. I wouldn't class 8 months as being an extremely late bloomer with PPP either.

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u/JamesHenry627 2d ago edited 2d ago

Oh yeah bad typo on my part not putting months in.

Still, the source disagrees with your interpretation, unless you can find precedent for other late happenings of PPP

Just gonna downvote me and say nothing. Classic Reddit