True that. But the similarity of the two cases is in how the justice system treated these traumatized, damaged people and sold them like pieces of meat to the highest bidders, cashing in on their infamy, instead of trying to get to the truth of the matter.
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That’s what the justice system does though they make em look like these vile, disturbed, deranged predators that they can use their favorite word evil to sell to the masses it’s a win-win in their favor
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In Aileen's case, they did nothing but psychologically torture that poor woman. She may not have been insane when they arrested her, but by the time they executed her, she was driven stark raving mad. The system, including the media, are vicious blood suckers
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I agree she was definitely a damaged person from all the past abuse and getting beaten down by life but by the time of her execution she was really out there from psychological torture mean look what her last words were
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Her case is so sad. Even her attorney was making deals behind her back, selling her out. & that crazy Pralle woman who adopted Aileen post arrest, saying she loved Aileen like a mother, blah blah blah. Also, making deals behind her back. Wtf? It's unbelievable
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Yeah what happened to attorney-client privilege where all communication with a client is confidential...and Pralle she seen an opportunity to make a little bit of money and love as manipulation to capitalize for her own benefits
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The justice system is worse now than ever.
Have you seen The Making of a Murderer? That you should see. How the system framed this poor guy whose family owned a junkyard. Another unfuckingbelievable story...
If you get busted & have no money, youre fucked
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Yeah I seen that, they messed up that dude’s whole life. If you don’t have money or popular like OJ Simpson you don’t really have a chance they’ll keep pushing and pushing to confuse you and make you talk your way into being guilty
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All legal advisors say if you are arrested, say nothing. Plead the 5th. Even if you are innocent. It doesn't matter.
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It’s supposed be innocent until proven guilty, but it’s more like guilty til proven innocent
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Ah, hell, they just try you in the press, now. You're convicted by the tabloid journalism of the sleazy cable news networks.
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Yes and when people are innocent there’s no public apology from them for labeling someone a monster saying they was wrong all the tabloids and cable news networks are just all non-fiction to me, a propaganda machine
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Unless if it’s someone that’s been wrongly convicted for 20+ years or on death row than they’ll use them as a headline cause they can make money off their tragic life story
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