I’ve been following this trial, and there’s a number of red flags that could potentially indicate there’s more going on here.
Her internal temp was 27.8degrees Celsius, having only been in the snow for about 15mins?
Her fingerprints were not found on the exercise bands or the knife she apparently used to harm herself.
Apparently she crushed and took medication in an attempt to commit suicide, but the levels were nowhere near close enough to cause harm. What nurse crushes meds and wouldn’t know the small levels she took would do zero harm? Equally, the injuries she apparently caused herself were superficial… what nurse wouldn’t know what major arteries to target?
Her husband has unaccounted for time in his journey to CVS, at least 15minutes even though the drive should have taken 3. He can’t explain that. Can’t explain why it took twice the time it should have to return home either.
During the time he should have been at CVS, there was an email sent from a device of his at his home.
Patrick apparently left the house at 5.15pm. He and Lindsay spoke on the phone at 5.34pm, and he said it was a normal call. He arrives home approx 6pm. So she would have had to fatally harm all three of her children, which takes much longer than people think it does, go upstairs, crush and take medication, harm herself repeatedly, before pushing the bed to the window and jumping out. All in less than 25mins? Yet her internal temperature was just over 27 degrees, something which would likely only happen with a much more prolonged exposure to cold.
Her husband apparently started dating his now wife mere months after his children were murdered. He’s now married to that woman….
The whole case it tragically sad, and there’s no doubt this woman was suffering from PPP and crying out for help, but there are definitely unanswered questions and I can see why people are suspicious.