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I advise you to never go to the city, because without doubt, you will pass by someone with schizophrenia.

 

They will be minding their business just as you will be doing.

 

You have a strange view of this illness.

 

 

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Oh no.  Au contraire

 

We're learning all the time

 

 

 

For example, we've learned today that we can have a paranoid schizophrenic episode which has been reported to the court

 

as CONTAGIOUS

 

 

AT  THE  TIME  !

 

 

 

We'll  remember that

 

Could come in very handy

 

 

 

And just as conveniently for the rest of us

 

 

The precedent has been SET !

 

 

We can all use it now in the future, should we choose

 

 

 

Further --- if there are as many paranoid schizophrenics in the community as you've claimed

 

 

AND if that is CONTAGIOUS --- as has been told the court by legal worthies

 

 

Then ANY of us could CATCH  temporary paranoid schizophrenia from those in the train or bus

 

and we could KILL someone in cold blood

 

AND escape much of the consequences

 

courtesy of the case currently being heard

 

 

 

 

There is no point getting carried away. The mother of the baby has been located, is in jail, charged with attempted murder, bail denied (because she didn't appear to request it).

Medical examinations have been ordered.

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Not in answer to anyone in particular.

 

The picture given of the house is medium density housing.  There are 2 villas seen as one house with most likely 2 bedrooms each.  Generally, this type of housing is under the auspices of Public Housing. 

 

As Azureline has prompted, I have the feeling the woman may be a "sheltered" citizen of our society.

 

DEB

 

That may well be the case

 

In which case, social services have some explaining to do

 

 

Will neighbours attest the woman gave no indication she was pregnant throughout nine  months, however ?

 

If they cannot, what about her family members who must have lived very closely ?

 

All of which begs the question yet again -- where did the woman's family imagine the baby went to, during the space of less than 24 hours, never again to appear ?

Repetition.  The pregnancy was hidden.  Is that so hard to understand?

I don't agree

 

It may well be that women who kill their children are rarely prosecuted

 

But I disagree that the vast majority of cases are the result of 'severe mental illness', any more than I agree that drugs and drink or temporary mental illness should be cited as 'responsible' for violent crime and murder

 

It's a contradiction to claim that a woman is so 'severely mentally ill' that on one hand she would murder her child (or attempt to)

yet is simultaneously sane enough to conceal the murder (or attempted murder)

 

Someone who is genuinely 'severely mentally ill' would be too far gone to traipse a distance to an isolate stretch of road to dispose of her child so that it will remain concealed and will not impact upon her own liberty

 

A genuinely 'severely mentally ill' individual is not canny enough to cover their tracks -- or even recognise a need to cover their tracks

 

 


@polocross58 wrote:

That may well be the case

 

In which case, social services have some explaining to do

 

 

Will neighbours attest the woman gave no indication she was pregnant throughout nine  months, however ?

 

If they cannot, what about her family members who must have lived very closely ?

 

All of which begs the question yet again -- where did the woman's family imagine the baby went to, during the space of less than 24 hours, never again to appear ?


She lived with her aunt and uncle, her family are in Samoa......................

Some women keep pregnancies hidden.

Are you writing a work of FICTION ?

No need to be interpersonal because you disagree with anyone's opinion/facts.

Are you? Very little  facts have been published (which is fair enough)... what are you basing your assumptions on?