Whiteorchids
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Thank you. I haven't read that she thought she heard voices speaking to her.
She seemed very organized in how she planned these executions out.
She may be schizophrenic...I really don't know. There are quite a few schizophrenics in prison and others with all sorts of mental disorders of some type or another.
That is still not a viable insanity defense imo when it comes to being in the criminal justice system.
She did know right from wrong and that is why she parked her vehicle out of sight where she never parked and she knew she had to give a reasonable explanation for wanting to purchase the gun.
I see nothing yet that shows me she was in a psychotic state for days on end.
Her weird way of walking and acting when arrested was due to the abuse of alcohol and drug combination imo.
No one has testified that I am aware of that this woman was acting differently in the few days prior to the murders.
JMO
You need to read the emails. I posted a link earlier. This was all coming to a head. Her depression had been the worst ever according to PS he had sent emails to all her family members needing advice, help on the situation. She was in bed 24/7.
I believe she was delusional. I'm pretty sure when all this is over she will be committed for life to a state hospital for the criminally insane. I believe she has less of a chance being on the streets again going to a hospital as opposed to being sent to prison. The DP wasn't brought to the table because MI is s a mitigating factor.