What is our takeaway from your words? That Mollie's mental illness was recognized and addressed but wasn't addressed properly? The treatment wasn't nearly as effective 10-15 yrs ago as it is today and maybe we can help her? Maybe Mollie needs mental help rather than a sentence behind bars? That surely her parents have witnessed all the indicators and keep hoping as each new person enters her life maybe this new person will be the one that gets Mollie over the hump and into a normal world? That KM should consider himself lucky that his only scars remain internal? That Mollie deserves time behind bars for not remaining in control enough to prevent killing her husband?
I intended my post to be in the context of my previous posts, and built on their foundation. Maginn's book portrays MM suffering from almost a textbook case of severe bipolar disorder. I posted what those textbook symptoms look like from that professional link. It's a picture of Maginn's life with MM, and Jason's life with MM: the cycles between euphoria, sleeplessness, almost dangerous overconfidence and suicidal lows, despair, anger and distrust. Over and over and over these cycles rotate, never knowing what to expect from life with a very ill MM.
This is highly significant in multiple ways.
First, this book, written years before anyone had an interest in MM, supports entirely the sworn depositions of Jasons sister in the custody dispute. It show her description of MM to not only be totally credible but, like the Maginn book, descriptive of all the symptoms in my post. It absolutely shows Tracey Lynch to be the Truthteller.
MM has stated in depositions and through her lawyer that she has taken no medications for years. With the usual slick lawyer language, the inference is that MM has no pyschiatric problems and therefore, we can find no explanation for the heinous crime in her...so we need to fault Jason himself. The Maginn book which articulates extreme pyschiatric problems, coupled with Jason's sister depositions, point to MM as very sick and also as deceitful about her severe issues. Perhaps she is sadly so ill and so ashamed of her illness that as Ms. LYnch describes in depositions, she is also dangerously self-medicating with alcohol.
And where did this shame start? In my opinion, it begins with a family so morally detached from responsibility for their mentally ill daughter and from the danger she might be to herself and others, that they let her leave a Pysch Ward and go to another continent away from her doctors, to care for an infant and a toddler!!!!! This, so they could be relieved of the burden and embarrassment of her! It's astounding in its recklessness!
And now, in order to keep up this "finest families of America" facade, as marketed by Uncle Mike, they cover up the murder of a good man by assassinating his character. And they begin, hours after that murder,, to secure the money and the children of their victim...so their mentally ill daughter can live alone with those children, drinking and poorly medicated...the cycles of her pyschiatric problems untreated and the children helpless with a admitted rage-killer.
I say again, of you left your puppy with me...and returned to its battered carcass, it's bloody tissue hanging from the walls and furniture...and I say...well, he bit me, I had to do it...and yet I have not a mark on me...would you leave another pet alone with me ever?
I find my vocabulary fails me in describing the heinous characters of this Martens/ Earnest family.