r/SipsTea 16h ago

Wait a damn minute! So what’s taking so long?

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u/AdOriginal3767 15h ago

That guy is a pos. So is Lindsay. She asked her husband to get food and medication far away. She called him back while she was killing them. She tried to take her own life...except the experts involved said that they dont believe her attempt to kill herself was genuine. 

u/ImmigrationJourney2 15h ago

I mean, she definitely did something horrifying and should be locked up for life, but saying that her attempt wasn’t genuine is crazy.

She’s paraplegic and she coded at the hospital. She would have died if they hadn’t saved her life.

u/LolaAucoin 14h ago

I don’t know how someone ends up paralyzed from the waist down if their attempt is not serious. Like I’m not even following this shit, but come on.

u/AdOriginal3767 9h ago

A 2nd floor window..?

Are you kidding me. She took pills, cut herself, then jumped out from the 2nd floor.

Toxicologist testified she didnt take enough pills. Her cuts - Several first responders described on the stand as "superficial" and "not actively bleeding." And she jumped from basically 12 ft off the ground to 'kill herself', like jumping off a goddamn ladder.

u/Kommye 8h ago

It's not like the house had a third floor to jim off from. She clearly wasn't succesful at suicide, but you don't end up a cripple for the fun of it.

u/BoLobLob87 15h ago

1) people in psychosis can form plans, carry out plans, and lie to others to carry out their plans. One of the symptoms of psychosis is paranoia, which can actually make someone in psychosis more secretive and deceptive.

2) That’s not true. Zeizel and Resnick with the defense both said her suicide attempt was genuine. And two of the prosecution’s expert witnesses, Saathoff and Heilbrun, said her suicide attempt was serious.

u/Spikey-Bubba 15h ago

Even the prosecutor reiterated that they were not trying to say the attempt wasn’t serious.

u/0dyssia 13h ago edited 13h ago

Uhh at the beginning of trial, the prosecution was trying to allude to her suicide as a half assed attempt, I think a lot of people picked up on that. Calling her cuts superficial, dangling and sliding down from the window, etc. They were trying to cast doubt on the seriousness of it. But they dropped it and changed tune after some testimony - when a nurse said a wrist cut was 3cm deep, a nurse said she died and was resuscitated, her spinal injury, etc. I know quite a few people had to go back and rewatch their opening because they were so lost with the prosecution's theory and story. Anyways, the people who want her buried under the prison still believe she 'faked' her suicide or something like that.

u/indecisionmaker 4h ago

The CVS was 3 mins from their house and the restaurant was 7 min away. Would you consider that far?

u/AdOriginal3767 22m ago

LOL why are you lying. Its easy af to see yhe distance.