Sweeper2000
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Hi guys, joined for this case and because I saw this post
I agree so much with that and it’s because that note might not meant to be taken literally. I think if you look at how that note is written you might see different things but one seemingly incriminating sentence I don’t actually think is. That sentence “I don’t deserve to live“ is followed by what I think is “i killed them on purpose because I’m not good enough to” either “care” or “cure for them”. If you look at her writing she blends letters and you can piece it together. There is also seemingly two phases of writing. Under the title the writing in line with the left hand margin is the first phase and the writing on the right hand side of the paper is the second phase written after the first. It is also at a slant suggesting being written after the first section.If you separate the two the note as a whole takes on a very different tone potentially. Starts with what I think is a lucid description of her current state of mind and a statement of innocence “I haven’t done anything wrong“ then tails into the second and much more emotion laden phase. One might take lucid words more seriously than outbursts?
I disagree with your last point simply because you have to remember the sheer stress LL had when she wrote the note that you refer to. Imagine being committed to you job, then being arrested for something you weren't guilty of and constantly being told you did something you didn't. Then the media getting hold of the story and using their convincing power to make the general public see what you were alleged to have done. I'm quite sure after some time you too would start to believe you were evil.
I agree so much with that and it’s because that note might not meant to be taken literally. I think if you look at how that note is written you might see different things but one seemingly incriminating sentence I don’t actually think is. That sentence “I don’t deserve to live“ is followed by what I think is “i killed them on purpose because I’m not good enough to” either “care” or “cure for them”. If you look at her writing she blends letters and you can piece it together. There is also seemingly two phases of writing. Under the title the writing in line with the left hand margin is the first phase and the writing on the right hand side of the paper is the second phase written after the first. It is also at a slant suggesting being written after the first section.If you separate the two the note as a whole takes on a very different tone potentially. Starts with what I think is a lucid description of her current state of mind and a statement of innocence “I haven’t done anything wrong“ then tails into the second and much more emotion laden phase. One might take lucid words more seriously than outbursts?