Posted on 10/25/2019 2:54:36 PM PDT by grundle
HOUSTON –– The National Organization for Women and other groups said Monday they are helping to raise money to defend Andrea Yates – the mother accused of drowning her five children in the bathtub
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
Lemme guess...battered woman syndrome?
It was SSRIs as I recall.
Her oldest kid DESPERATELY tried to resist, but lost the battle. Not a whole lot different than the reaction of victims of late-term abortions (in the womb).
So, yea, it makes sense that NOW would be defending the killer...as usual.
Post Partum Depression. So sad. Caretakers let their guard down and left her alone with the children, knowing she need supervision to be sure she took proper care of her children. Not sure if her husband & family members had any idea she would kill her children.
The woman is mentally ill and should be confined to a mental hospital for the rest of her life...
The mother WHO CONFESSED drowning her five children in the bathtub.
There.
Fixed it.
What ,.............women are now able to murder their own children any time during and soon after birth, why would this be any different. Its all under the heading “women’s health”
Andrea Yates murdered her babies in 2001. She’s lucky she didn’t get the death penalty.
And the hags at NOW are getting involved at this time because..........?
Trump banned the WP.
Just saying.
PPD
See Post 7
This woman is not the first to child/children because of PPD. Believing the children to be really demons seems to be the trigger.
Probably because they are trying to usher Post Partum Abortion.
What did Social Security Re Investments have to do with it???????????????
Okay. your sister had PPD and didn’t kill anyone. So what is that? I have driven cars for may years and have never killed anyone. But drivers do kill people in accidents they would not have killed were they not driving.
Haha. Very funny.
this is a repost of an old article.....
So I’m trying to understand why an article from August 2001 would be posted here today.
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