Jamila Bell
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Saturday 22 August 2026 04:44:17 GMT
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_Essey1 :
I’m in the enemy territory 😒
2026-08-22 05:28:11
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Desi Langley :
Hold my wine. (I’m not full blown delulu but to answer your questions): 1. The cause of death would point to him—his only option what? strangulation. Also how does a nurse try four different ways and fail so miserably…. Yah. 2. He could have done it all (minus Callen) before he left for CVS seeing as his timeline doesn’t align with surveillance. Also the heart rate evidence has really pushed me to this side. 3. (As a lawyer) this is a legal strategy. Sometimes the evidence appears so one sided you have to make hard choices and you always have to do what is besttttt for your client in the long run.
2026-08-22 15:42:32
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HeHe :
My opinion is both have to go to jail 🤷🏿♀️
2026-08-22 07:20:54
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merekhady :
People are dumb and/or refuse to fathom that a white woman did this even though she herself and her lawyer said she did.
2026-08-22 05:37:36
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lvotheperson :
The people who think he did it are delusional. Simple.
2026-08-22 06:43:33
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Bri Jeannette :
This is enemy territory. He did it.
2026-08-23 04:00:35
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Samantha A. :
Umm… him being in the technology industry and the ring camera and nanny cams just conveniently being out the day of the murders…… ok.
2026-08-22 06:04:20
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Tatyana :
Literally whyyyy is her defense team admitting the SHE DID IT if she didn’t do it🥴
2026-08-22 07:16:35
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THEREALJUICE13 :
Dad is just too suspect…all I need I reasonable doubt 🤷🏽♀️
2026-08-22 04:50:39
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diaryoftash :
Besides her confession after being told that she did it, what proof do we have on her?
2026-08-22 14:12:16
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drizzyanna💜 :
I think her team used the plea almost as a cop out. ON the off chance she does lose ( bc i think she innocent ) it’s better to get guilty bc of insanity v simply guilty. It is a smart play on her legal team. Instead of life in prison she could possibly get the treatment she needs
2026-08-22 05:28:48
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kylie 💐🩵 :
i don’t believe he did it totally i just don’t believe the prosecution has proved that she was in her right mind without an reasonable doubt
2026-08-22 12:31:10
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5hahem :
She did it, she deserved help and didn’t get the proper care. I think he’s wrong for not paying attention as it kept getting worse but shes been consistent for years
2026-08-22 12:40:26
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kellz 🎀 :
everyone in these comments are delusional lol. let it have been been a black women or just any man they wouldn’t be getting any support. Mental health is not an excuse im sorry, it can be a reason but not an excuse for us to just give her or any one who commits that type of crime a slap on the wrist. You can argue that almost every murderer has some sort of mental health issue or psychosis adjacent. should those people walk free too or just be in an institution?People are being purposely dense because she’s white. lock her up
2026-08-22 13:52:12
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gia🐰🕸️ :
1. She was in and out of consciousness, and in psychosis. At this point she had already “confessed” to him — he’d already planted the seed in her head that she’d done it, and he believed she’d succumb to her injuries. 2. We don’t know that there wasn’t any blood or defensive wounds because he was not actually investigated. 3. Because there was no investigation done on him. No interrogation, nothing. There is no admissible evidence to build a case where in they point to him instead of her, but by pleading not criminally responsible, they AT LEAST get him on the stand under oath. They get to ask him certain questions under oath and conduct their own independent forensic investigation for discovery. This can be used as admissible evidence if he were to ever be investigated and tried.
2026-08-22 11:16:14
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Nissi :
I’d like to have a serious conversation with the people who think he did it
2026-08-23 03:39:44
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ScorpioPrincess♏️✨ :
At this point I need the documentary to come out already🙃
2026-08-24 14:43:14
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LUMINOUS AESTHETICS :
Question 1 - he needs someone to pin it on question 2 - based on the photos from store you see that he changed his clothes question 3 - its because what can easily be proven in court and if she’s found not guilty, they can look into someone else based on the circumstantial evidence. They cannot go after another potential suspect until this case is closed
2026-08-22 12:53:46
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Jordie :
She did it. But I think he was negligent. If ai say I may kill the kids , I’d hope you run away with them and call the cops.
2026-08-22 13:45:16
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lauren🌵 :
my question is how did she confess when she had head injuries that affected her memory of that day and had a warped sense of reality due to the postpartum psychosis… the husband said he told her she did it but she couldn’t talk? it’s too much reasonable doubt for me chile
2026-08-22 05:48:11
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Slim.lexx :
Honorable question. Those are all theories . But facts are , that med was in her system was IN HIS CARE ! She had double the amount of meds in her system then her previous prescribed dosage (because she wasn’t prescribed anymore ) he said the doctors told her to give her the meds to throw away
2026-08-22 07:33:40
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dmoney :
i think he did it ngl
2026-08-22 05:09:09
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Jay Papi :
If you don’t watch the trial these videos you seeing on social media will have believe all type of conspiracy theories
2026-08-22 15:21:28
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Olivia :
Ngl I encourage you to do research outside of tiktok. Their theories can seem very confusing until you actually watch the trial and contextualize what the prosecution is saying
2026-08-22 21:08:53
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