sue her husband to pay for her defense. my thoughts? the insanity is just crazy. it should have no place in a central trial. unfortunately will there is a tendency in our country offensive to find a jury radio we want to believe in redemption and belief that we canner that people. a trial sevens for the truth. much the two are simply inpatible. there is no objective criteria to judge insanity. no bloodiest, no cat scan. minding reasons forebehalf that s clearly legal. it should only be considered in a sentencing face after the thert is reached.
dual addictions, bipolar. and dugs. they don t kill their children. you have to look at the dynamics with the children and the dynamics of the husband. look at the quote we just saw on this segment about a selfish act. it is a selfish act to annihilate the family and do you so in a way that the father cannot save his children or save you either. judge jeanine: what about the fact that, you know, she says that she is so disconnected, you know, that she is psychotic. how does she get over the method call planning of this murder? well, the mother who kills her children in a premeditated way has become so alienated from her children, it didn t happen that day. it happened long earlier when the plot first developed. and as time goes on, she becomes increasingly, increasingly detached and contemptuous of her children. the pictures you see of all the love are the way they looked
strewn throughout the room are over 14 different prescription pill bottles, blacked out in crime scene photos. drugs for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and pain. and on the patio, near where she was initially found, police note dozens of cigarette butts next to magazine entitled nine easy ways to be happier. within days, julie s husband schenecker returns home from the middle east to bury his children. julie is not allowed to attend the funeral. the family and i are humbled by your support, grace, and overwhelm love for calyx and beau. parker does not come to julie s arraignment. he files for divorce almost immediately. their marital assets are estimated to be about
dual addictions, bipolar. and dugs. they don t kill their children. you have to look at the dynamics with the children and the dynamics of the husband. look at the quote we just saw on this segment about a selfish act. it is a selfish act to annihilate the family and do you so in a way that the father cannot save his children or save you either. judge jeanine: what about the fact that, you know, she says that she is so disconnected, you know, that she is psychotic. how does she get over the method call planning of this murder? well, the mother who kills her children in a premeditated way has become so alienated from her children, it didn t happen that day. it happened long earlier when the plot first developed. and as time goes on, she becomes increasingly, increasingly detached and contemptuous of her children. the pictures you see of all the love are the way they looked
get a dime for it put in escrow for the husband. you give up your right to have that money to kill your kids. all right. what can happen to this woman? me personally or what i think legally is going to happen? you know what, tell me what you think. i think what s going to happen is that she will be found guilty by a jury of her peers. murder one, yes. however, when they weigh the mitt gators vs. the agra investigators. the reasons for or against they will find that they should spare her life and she will get life without the possibility of parole my very strong feeling. judge jeanine: what do you think? there is going to be a great battle of the experts. we will see experts testifying how she was insane. then we will see experts saying she knew what she was doing. at the end of the day guess what happened, bottom line, guilty. not only that death penalty. really? you think death penalty, absolutely. judge jeanine: you don t believe the insanity flies here. you don t thi