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    25 days ago

    Anon is trying to sneak through a really bad take here, so I hope you guys are only laughing at this because you don’t know what they’re referring to.

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          25 days ago

          Thanks, that certainly explains the first half of the post, but what’s going on in the second half? Are there lots of people blaming the husband?

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            There is a tiktok movement that believes that despite all evidence and witness statements, phone logs, and surveillance footage that somehow the husband is responsible.

            This is supported by vibes, astrology and folk magic, it’s very strange. The court case isn’t even about who’s responsible for the murder, it’s about if the Defense has a valid insanity plea to keep her from jail or getting institutionalized.

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              Thanks for the context. Sounds dumb as hell … wonder how much of that is manufactured by rightwingers.

              valid insanity plea to keep her from jail or getting institutionalized.

              A successful insanity plea keeps you from getting institutionalized?

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                It’s a weird situation, most insanity pleas are fought with the defense having to prove they were mentally unwell and incapable of being willingly responsible for their actions but because of the lead up to the crime, it’s being handled in reverse.

                She killed those kids but doesn’t want to go to jail and pleads not guilty by insanity so she wants to be institutionalized. The plaintiff argues she wasn’t insane and was in control of her actions due to how functional she was till the last minute before the crime would have been possible as she orchestrated the conditions to allow her to commit the murders. It’s an interesting case that’s getting muddled by the publics personnel beliefs and is also being co-opted for political purposes by right-wingers as proof the 19th amendment was a mistake.

                It’s insane to see how we even got to this point but it’s being compared to the OJ murders for a reason.

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                  it’s also a proxy for class/gender war. she’s a rich white woman, do you think if she was any other demographic she’d be able to get away with this, let alone have other white women fan girling super hard for her?

                  some folks legit seem to think no rich person should ever be held accountable for their crimes, especially if they are female.

                  plus the entire thing is insane and heinous and evokes intense emotions in pretty much everyone who hears about it.

                  tbh 9/10 cases in the Witcher III are just people trying to hide domestic murder behind folklore shit.

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                    Unrelated, your name made me chuckle, thanks for the smile.

                    To the point, I’ve noticed that too, it’s so overwhelmingly obvious that none of the support she’s getting is authentic, it’s clear people are using this for their or culture war nonsense and it’s concerning as the precedent this case could set can have some serious consequences.

                    It feels like a lot of people aren’t taking this seriously, the arguments/discussions people are trying to make around this can snowball into something disastrous.

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                It’s not dumb it’s real.

                I dated a lawyer who believed in astrology and folk magic. A lot of people believe in this shit because they are sad people and it gives meaning and magic to their life… basically Disney adult type shit.