Peace 🤍 :
Don’t you find it strange that so many people around the world seem to have reached the same conclusions about this case? I emphasize around the world because I am a Saudi woman who followed this case closely, including the evidence and trial proceedings.
Many of us saw Lindsay as a devoted mother who repeatedly sought help from doctors, mental-health professionals, organizations, and family, yet was ultimately failed by those around her—including her husband. The evidence presented by both sides also made it clear that she was suffering from severe mental illness and psychological disturbances during that period.
I was once against Lindsay. But after digging deeply into the evidence and following the trial, my opinion changed. Unexamined evidence, concerns about the police investigation, inconsistencies in the timeline, questions surrounding pulse and body temperature, and contradictory statements left me with substantial reasonable doubt.
I was also struck by psychiatric testimony indicating that Lindsay woke from a coma and major surgeries with no memory of what had happened, while the events were later described to her through Patrick’s version. The human mind can construct images from what it is told—especially a mind affected by psychosis. Lindsay even said she “saw herself” strangling her children. How does someone literally see themselves committing an act unless their perception or memory has been profoundly distorted?
And there are still difficult questions: who had a motive to leave his family behind and begin a new life with another woman? Why would a father whose children were killed not attend the closing arguments?
This case is complicated, but the legal principle is simple: guilt must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. After everything I have seen, I believe reasonable doubt exists.
Whatever the verdict, from Saudi Arabia I pray for justice for these innocent children. If anyone intentionally harmed them, may God reveal the truth and bring them justice. May their souls rest in Paradise—and may Lindsay be acquitted if she, too, was a victim.
2026-08-28 19:52:07