Discussion for article #244031
Crazy, quite so. Insanity defense, no. That requires showing that you didn’t understand the gravity of your actions, which she clearly did. This whole story is one WTF after another.
a drug recognition expert at the scene determined that she was under the influence of some sort of stimulant, Lombardo said.
Drug Recognition Expert. Sounds highly scientific.
Faces of meth.
Look up Priscilla Ford on Wikipedia.
Can be. I know a couple of people who do it for a living.
My god – how messed up. Some people, when they feel they are at the end of their rope, just snap. I feel really bad for those who will be dealing with the aftermath for the rest of their lives – physically and psychologically. I also feel for this lady’s small child. Seriously, how effing messed up.
¨Other studies have called into question the scientific validity of these three validation studies, and several courts have held that DRE evidence is not admissible under the rules of evidence.¨
People were injured and a woman from Arizona died. However, I can’t help but feel some empathy for this woman since she sounds quite mentally ill.
Faces of a deranged mind, you mean. At least as it related to Priscilla Ford (thanks for that link) and, I suspect, to this re-enactment as well. How sad and sick.
Yea but, personally, I think that is also a form of mental illness when someone has reached a point where they don’t care if they hurt or kill people, Doesn’t me I think they should go free, but rather than kill them maybe put them in a place to study and try to find answers or cures.
Homeless during her freshman year in high school? Sounds like something out of a Dickens novel.
The driver went into the crowd a second time? Sounds like something from a Tarantino film.
Almost anyone can make an educated guess, but only a blood test tells for sure.
Severe arthritis gives me a shaky walk after driving for a while. I fear a cop might someday think I’m drunk or on something.
The people I know who do it are PhDs. Big difference.