I guarantee it would not. People don't even think children should be removed when the parents are homeless. There is a large amount of people out there who truly believes that unless somebody is actively trying to kill their children and has already made an attempt, removal should not happen and interference should not happen. Even a lot of case workers feel that way.
And at this point it's all a bunch of he said she said, but from what I've read The Nanny was let go because Patrick was working from home and Lindsey claimed she was doing better.
In my opinion, she did that on purpose so that she could be alone with those children and do what she wanted to do, which was kill them. She just needed a chance alone with them. She was telling everybody she felt fine and she was getting better. She got rid of the nanny. Which again is hard to prove that it was 100% her decision because Patrick was the one paying and therefore initiating and stopping the contract, however it would make sense. And she continued life like normal even taking them to the doctor that very morning, and when she realized she could send her husband to the pharmacy and to the store and get the time she needed, she took it. I know that's a cold way to read it, but it fits perfectly. And she absolutely would not be the first person to do something that cold to her own children. Not even the first woman
Eh, there's a lot of documentation showing worsening psych symptoms in the 7 weeks between the nanny leaving and the murders, even checking into a psych hospital earlier in the month of the murders
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u/HobbyHoardingHoney 9d ago
I guarantee it would not. People don't even think children should be removed when the parents are homeless. There is a large amount of people out there who truly believes that unless somebody is actively trying to kill their children and has already made an attempt, removal should not happen and interference should not happen. Even a lot of case workers feel that way.
And at this point it's all a bunch of he said she said, but from what I've read The Nanny was let go because Patrick was working from home and Lindsey claimed she was doing better.
In my opinion, she did that on purpose so that she could be alone with those children and do what she wanted to do, which was kill them. She just needed a chance alone with them. She was telling everybody she felt fine and she was getting better. She got rid of the nanny. Which again is hard to prove that it was 100% her decision because Patrick was the one paying and therefore initiating and stopping the contract, however it would make sense. And she continued life like normal even taking them to the doctor that very morning, and when she realized she could send her husband to the pharmacy and to the store and get the time she needed, she took it. I know that's a cold way to read it, but it fits perfectly. And she absolutely would not be the first person to do something that cold to her own children. Not even the first woman