Conditional release to group home denied for Augusta woman committed after killing her children
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I’m so glad that our ADA has more medical knowledge than this woman’s physicians.
She should never see the light of day again..it’s bad that someone murders a child, it’s even more horrific that it was her own babies!! Do not ever let this woman out..
The courts found her not guilty by reason of insanity – therefore the court system believed the physicians at the time of trial; yet the courts now find the physicians in charge of her care are NOT believable? Is this a decision based on facts or on emotion?
If the Judge no longer believed the physicians in charge of her treatment – maybe she needs to be moved to a prison? Otherwise – her physicians should be able to control her treatment without comments from the uneducated.