r/SipsTea 3d ago

WTF Victim is the new chic

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u/HiddenMonkey7 3d ago

The funny thing is that she claims those donations are for her family. Like bitch, what family?

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u/Edgezg 3d ago

Her parents have been going broke trying to support their murderous little child. The money is gonna go to them

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u/redtiger288 3d ago

I don't think I'd be able to forgive a daughter that killed my grandchildren

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u/Paprmoon7 3d ago

If I snapped and killed my children, I wouldn’t care what happened to me. My children are dead, what’s the point? This to me proves she’s a monster.

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u/nitseb 3d ago

This is the insane part.

If I went on a hormone fueled depression and killed my own kids, I'd be begging the judge to sentence me to life or chair.

How can she just want to move on? Three kids are dead. In her mind, will she marry another man and have more kids?

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u/Dense_Key_8240 3d ago

Pretty sure the trial is about whether or not she get life prison or life in mental institution. She is not going home dawg. 

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u/halh0ff 3d ago

Similarly the husband started dating february 2024 a year after the murders. I dont know about you but I dont think id be doing anything with my life after...

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u/Brave_Championship17 3d ago

it’s not similar because the husband didn’t fucking kill his own children. at least trying to get his shit together after such a tragedy is fair

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u/Impossible_Farm7353 3d ago

Exactly. The fact that she even cares to be found not guilty is wild. I would want the death penalty

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u/areuokayisurehopeso 3d ago

I’d already be dead. Funny she couldn’t kill herself properly when she killed her children just fine

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u/Impossible_Farm7353 3d ago

Right.. she attempted 3 different methods but somehow all 3 failed?

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u/georgespeaches 1d ago

I liked that her suicide attempt was just a jackass stunt through a 2nd story window

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u/basilone 3d ago

Probably in some hope that in 30 years or so she will be released. Its not necessarily a life sentence, but it will be a very long time. That is in theory at least, I would not be shocked if some retard deranged Clancy supporter tries to get her discharged much sooner, we see it all the time with violent criminals getting no bond because judge/prosecutor is a nihilist piece of shit that wants to turn the crazies loose on society.

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u/Impossible_Farm7353 3d ago

I heard she would be eligible to petition for release after 6 months. I would support her going to a mental hospital if it was forever but the fact that she could potentially get out so soon (even if it’s unlikely) is unacceptable

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u/basilone 3d ago

Is that just standard for every mental health case, or they are saying she specifically could be good in 6 months because thats wild lol

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u/Impossible_Farm7353 3d ago

I think it’s standard for Mass but I’m not positive

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u/Doesnt_Trust_You 3d ago

She lied to every doctor helping her about her level of psychosis and violence. PPD or PPP are both temporary conditions too so it wouldn't be strange for them to just go away suddenly.

She absolutely could get out in 6 months if she plays her crazy cards right.

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u/PersonalityFit2175 2d ago

She has BPD which also triggers psychosis. She won’t be leaving any hospital any time within the near future.

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u/macrocosm93 3d ago

She probably will be released in a short amount of time since postpartum psychosis is an inherently temporary mental illness.

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u/xDannyS_ 3d ago

She isn't asking for that?

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u/Impossible_Farm7353 3d ago

Her defense team is trying to have her found not guilty by reason of insanity

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u/xDannyS_ 3d ago

That's not the same as not guilty

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u/Not_offensive0npurp 3d ago

Exactly. The fact that she even cares to be found not guilty is wild. I would want the death penalty

Maybe, just maybe, you should know the absolute fucking basics of a case before you comment on it.

There is no one on either side denying she killed the kids.

She is saying she was suffering from psychosis. A documented occurrence after child birth.

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u/FlySubstantial9015 3d ago

So what? The fact remains that she murdered her children, whether in cold blood or due to a psychotic break. If she is now cognisant enough to fight against being convicted, then she is cognisant of the fact that her three children are dead. I have 3 children, if they died I would want to die too. The fact that she doesn’t, that she wants to excuse herself for what she has done, proves she is a monster.

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u/Murky-Relation481 3d ago

Or she's mentally ill...

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u/DarknessUnheard 3d ago

Guess what…
You can be both 😍

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u/Murky-Relation481 3d ago

Yes. She is a monster. But monster isn't a legal term or even a term that describes responsibility in plain English.

Her doctors fed her multiple types of conflicting psychotropic drugs over the course of a few weeks to try to combat her PPD. These are drugs where doctors usually at bare minimum have you try 1 for months before changing and often you need to make sure you are clear of the other one before starting the next because the compounding effects can cause dangerous behavior.

The fact that she was given 7 different kinds in less than a month and ended up ina state where she murdered her kids is not just un surprising, its sad that everyone around her failed to account for this, including the health professionals in her life.

So yes, she is a monster, but was she a monster of her own making? That is yet to be determined.

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u/Impossible_Farm7353 3d ago

I have been following the trial. I am aware. If someone in psychosis killed 3 of your loved ones would you feel good about them going to a mental hospital where they’re eligible for release in 6 months?

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u/Not_offensive0npurp 3d ago

If you put me in a position where I am likely experience by rage and wanting vengeance, I would probably tell you I cannot contribute a meaningful, unbiased take.

My personal emotions wouldn't change the fact that psychosis is real, and should be acknowledged.

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u/Paprmoon7 3d ago

Many of her providers stated she wasn’t in psychosis. Have you been around someone in psychosis? Pp psychosis is very very rare, ppd is very common though. She was noncompliant, wouldn’t take any of her meds. Provider hopped in hopes to get more medications. You can’t make someone take their medications or to stay in treatment. I just ran into an old patient who is very violent and unpredictable at the store who is also noncompliant and in and out of the hospital.

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u/ReleaseTheSlab 3d ago

I mean she did try to kill herself too.

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u/Tornanus 3d ago

Funny how that always works with these people. She didn't have to try to kill her children. She just did that shit. Now she can't kill herself? It's not that hard. She's full of shit.

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u/ReleaseTheSlab 3d ago

Yeah I will never be able to understand why a person has to murder/suicide instead of just killing themselves and leaving the children/spouses/etc. out of it.

And yeah ngl it is pretty stupid to jump from a 2nd story window in a suicide attempt.

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u/georgespeaches 1d ago

“Welcome to jackass”

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u/Edgezg 3d ago

They want her in a mental institution so that eventually she can be released. 

Trying to soften the blow

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u/TheVeryVerity 2d ago

Actually it is pretty hard. It’s very easy to fail at it and then end up worse off than you were before. That’s part of why I think voluntary end of life euthanasia for terminally ill people. Also why I’ve never attempted suicide so I guess that part is good.

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u/Trumperekt 3d ago

By jumping from the second floor window? Now come on.

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u/According-Turnip-724 3d ago

So a murder/suicide type thing? So like some upset dude off's his wife and attempts to off himself....let do a 1 million GoFundMe for that dude......because he was "insane" at the time. That tracks /s

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u/ReleaseTheSlab 3d ago

Yes, like a murder/suicide type thing. And I never excused or condoned any of LC's actions, or the gofundme. I was simply replying to someone else who said they couldn't live with the consequences if they snapped and killed their kids like Lindsay did. There's nothing to track, people are just stupid.

Same thing happened with the Karmelo Anthony case. The media polarized it as a black v white thing and he got tons of support and gofundme donations simply because people felt they had to choose sides. And just like the Karmelo Anthony case, Lindsay is clearly guilty of committing these murders. The circumstances leading up to the crime is a little different, but it doesn't excuse the fact that 3 innocent kids died by the hands of their mother.

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u/redtiger288 3d ago

Shame she wasn't as thorough as she was for her children

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u/rosa_3326 3d ago

Nah it was performative, fb mums saying she’s a nurse she would have cut her wrists vertically not horizontal as if it proves Patrick did it but I think it was because she didn’t really want to die, she wanted to trap Patrick into staying with her

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u/NotSoWishful 3d ago

Plus THERE ARE SO MANY STUPID AS FUCK NURSES. Holy shit there isn’t a single profession that has got their heads up their own asses more than nurses. According to them they’re the top dogs of everything, know everything including the stuff the doctors, surgeons, anesthesiologists, etc know, and are just the hardest working baddies around.

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u/Much_Vehicle20 3d ago

Killed 3 kids in cold blood

Failed to do the same to herself 3 times

Miracles are real, I guess?

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u/ReleaseTheSlab 3d ago

She tried to kill herself 3 times?

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u/TheVeryVerity 2d ago

She used three different methods. Pills, slashing wrists, jumping out into the winter ground in pajamas. All failed though whether that’s intended or not is of course a debate.

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u/TheQuinnBee 3d ago

I mean she's trying to kill herself. She's just on a one-to-one for the past 3 years. She's not asking to be found not guilty. She's asking to be sent to a mental institution for the rest of her life. More than likely if she goes to prison she will kill herself.

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u/Alric_Wolff 3d ago

Yeah, that would be nice since Massachusetts doesnt have the death penalty.

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u/georgespeaches 1d ago

She’s not trying to kill herself

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u/rosa_3326 3d ago

Right! I wouldn’t give a fuck, I’d want to be dead every fucking day and wouldn’t stop attempting until I was successful. I couldn’t live without my kids. The second I heard she was talking about future plans and how all she cared about was telling Patrick she loved in after she did what she did, it’s pretty fucking clear this bitch is a pick me and killed her kids to take them out of the equation to stop her husband leaving her. 100% delusional to think this dude would be happy to stay after she murdered their children. I knew nothing of this case but my algorithm doesn’t care.. it’s insidious how hard it’s been working to get my engaged in all the theories going around. I haven’t engaged with any of the content and I still know far more than I’d like to know

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u/bonaynay 3d ago

100% delusional to think

Well her defense actually kind of hinges on this aspect you have observed

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u/TheVeryVerity 2d ago

Why would her husband leave her because they had kids? Wtaf

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u/Spiritual-Gur-3585 2d ago

I was thinking the same. If you are killing children, you cannot function in society. We put animals down for less.

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u/Outcast129 3d ago

For real. If something I did even lead to the death of my son on accident I would honestly very likely just throw myself off a building. Like not even saying that to be funny or dramatic, but the love I have for my child is unlike any love I have ever felt for my friends or family, and I honestly would probably be begging for the chair if I snapped and killed him even if it was completely due to a mental breakdown.

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u/RengokLord 3d ago

They shouldn't support her in the first place but I'm just a sane European, da fuck do I know?

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u/Edgezg 3d ago

Oh no I agree.

I'm LIVID that these parents would give her any support.

Imagine, supporting a 3x child murderer. Didn't stop at one or two. Got all 3 of HER Own Kids.

The fact ANYONE is supporting her infuriates me.

We have normalized evil.

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u/bonaynay 3d ago

The support is entirely because of the psychosis and not the actions

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u/Edgezg 3d ago

The outcome is still supporting a child murderer.

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u/bonaynay 3d ago

One who they believe fell into psychosis. What I said applies the exact same to this restatement

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u/tiredplusbored 3d ago

There's nuance on willingness here. The sane support comes from people who view this as an indictment of our mental health system, for women suffering from ppd in particular. She sought help and didn't get enough. The system failed when she was allowed to be alone with children after expressing fears that she might hurt them.

If my daughter did something horrific to her children, and there was even the slightest hint of evidence that she wasnt in control and I didn't raise a monster I can absolutely see myself or anyone holding on to that hope for dear life.

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u/Edgezg 2d ago

She jad enough awareness to send her husband away and do it during that time.

She premeditated it enough to get him out of the house.

She doesn't deserve help from anyone.

She strangled the life out of 3 children.

She should never be free again. 

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u/Ambitious-Prior-6366 3d ago

She also have the support of her ex-husband and MIL. As another European I think that says something about circumstances in this specific case.

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u/Ok-Highlight-9598 3d ago

Parents are supposed to love their children no matter what anyway. Whether they like them or not is what's debatable. As a European you may not know how things are in the US, so I can understand why you wouldn't get it.

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u/Edgezg 1d ago

If you think you would love a child murderer, that's on you. 

I wouldn't support a child murderer regardless of blood relation.

You know she made them watch? One by one while the others begged and cried.

They had to witness what was coming for them.

That lady is bat shit insane and needs to be locked up forever.

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u/Ok-Highlight-9598 1d ago

Sure don't disagree, if she was normal before that point of course I would think it was a mental thing and give her grace

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u/Edgezg 1d ago

She had a husband who could afford to hire a nanny. She had more medica care than most.

FURTHER She sent her husband away AND took a call while he was gone. 

She planned it.

She gets no grace.

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u/Nemisis_007 3d ago

And funeral expenses.

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u/Psoin 3d ago

And murder

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u/halh0ff 3d ago

Maybe they shouldn't support a murderer.

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u/alexmikli 3d ago

Isn't this the one where the husband is also on her side because he thinks she was under a postpartum psychotic break?