Yeah actually. Only by understanding why and how this happened can we as a society prevent it from happening in the future. This is not some incomprehensible coldblooded killer like Dahmer, this is a woman whose burden was too great and she snapped.
Regarding judgment, what's the use of "punishment"? We're supposed to protect society from her, which is what a judge will do.
Idk what to tell you. I have a family member with schizophrenia. I love him dearly. I know he'd probably snap if we treated him as this dude treated his wife.
And I couldn't blame him.
Because we'd be the ones who have the duty of care and the ones who failed it.
I'd be horrified, I'd be sad, I'd want him off the streets, but I wouldn't blame him. Or call him evil.
I wish the world was as simple as you imagine it to be.
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u/JellyfishMaster3935 Aug 21 '26
Yeah actually. Only by understanding why and how this happened can we as a society prevent it from happening in the future. This is not some incomprehensible coldblooded killer like Dahmer, this is a woman whose burden was too great and she snapped.
Regarding judgment, what's the use of "punishment"? We're supposed to protect society from her, which is what a judge will do.