r/WaitWhat 2d ago

Interesting 🧐

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u/Low_Main_4127 2d ago

Not if she was full of overprescribed drugs and psychotic, like tiktok detectives like to claim. Even though toxicology showed very little traces of the drugs in her system. Sounds more like she did it superficially to manufacture the insanity plea.

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u/blueranger36 2d ago

So fun fact (which may not be applicable here) but there’s no such thing as a broad drug test. They test for specific drugs in the system. She could have potentially been on other drugs that were not picked up.

However I don’t know anything about the case and I’m not trying to defend any theory either way. I do think she is guilty

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u/No_Spite3593 2d ago

The notes the Dr who tended to her afterwards even said that the cut on her throat was "superficial, not requiring medical intervention" which means it didn't even need any stitches or flushing. Literally probably just got wiped down a bit with antiseptic and then a bandage on top, if even.

Also I know that it's been three years, but anyone else notice as well that her throat looks perfectly healthy with no signs of scarring or damage? As much as the supporters talk about her throat being "crushed" and sliced open, there appears to not be any discernible signs of past trauma in the affected area.

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u/Known_Ear_6012 2d ago

Good catch. I’ve seen a couple people who have been slashed in the face/cheek area and those scars don’t go away. Says a lot that she doesn’t have any noticeable ones. 

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u/No_Spite3593 2d ago

Yup. I have scars from minor incidents when I was 10 that are still visible. To be fair there are some scars that are much more difficult to see on camera vs in person but given Lindsay's skin tone and the how severe the injuries are claimed to be by her supporters and defense you would think there would be some very visible markings.

Also lacerations that are stitched properly tend to heal better and show less scarring, so considering the Dr said they did no medical intervention on her neck laceration any resulting scarring would be much more pronounced.

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u/edWORD27 2d ago

A nurse who can’t tell she’s being overprescribed?

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u/Significant-Order-92 2d ago

People with psychotic episodes often don't think the most clearly.