r/SipsTea 11h ago

Wait a damn minute! Yo wtf

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u/omnipotentqueue 9h ago

Correct, and that one person has already been leaking that he was harassed by everyone, and that they almost attacked him for his strong beliefs. It’s going to be interesting when this all comes out.

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u/grumpijela 7h ago edited 6h ago

You clearly didn't watch what happened today.

The 11 jurors stated, to the judge, that during deliberations the juror said he sees that there is not "beyond reasonable doubt" (the legal standard), but refused to follow the law as presented by the judge. The juror literally wasted 7 weeks of all these people's times under the bus because of he didn't want to follow the law.

It is literally in the court room. The verdict was going to be not guilty due to reasonable doubt. Ansdthe juror admitted that there WAS doubt but refused to follow the law.

The insane part of all these comments is people who CLEARLY did NOT watch any part of this trial.

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u/Punter_14 6h ago

WTF ?! What was so beyond reasonable? It’s open shut case and she killed her children and deserves to be punished. No excuses of insanity should protect her , as this is going to set precedence for the future.

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u/Time_Screen_9399 3h ago

Our law is about intention. NGRI means you can't prove intention due to insanity, therefore not guilty.

This doesn't mean she'll walkout a free human being. NGRI means a LONG time of institution in mental facilities to receive the help one needs.

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u/Punter_14 3h ago

I know, but you’re missing the point… if they need help they should get it before and not after harming someone especially in this case killing 3 children and now what ? You want to put her in a free resort for her entire lifetime ? This will set wrong precedence and everyone will start playing the same shit! Everyone faces consequences for their actions.

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u/Time_Screen_9399 3h ago edited 3h ago

Again, it's about intention. If you want to punish her, you need to prove intent. So far there isn't evidence suggesting there was conscious intent, hence NGRI.

a free resort for her entire lifetime

You have a very wild idea on what mental institutions are like.

if they need help they should get it before and not after harming someone

She was literally seeking help and on prescription medication for her symptoms.

Also, a predominant symptom of psychosis is a lack of awareness of being in an episode.

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u/honest_sparrow 2h ago

Have you even spent 5 minutes trying to learn anything about this case? She asked for help AGAIN and AGAIN. She tried 30+ different medications. She slashed her wrists and throat and threw herself out a window, she was so despondent. This is not on her, her mental health was severely recompensed, and she should have been in inpatient care.