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That man did not care about his wife, and I believe she killed those children to hurt him

i agree, it sounds like passive/aggressive retaliation to me. she knew if she killed herself it would not have nearly the impact on him.

I also think that she wanted to get the children away from him, both as punishment for him and as a means of revealing what was going on with them. This was a deliberate act, one that points to the husband as the focal point of her anger. The children were the victims, to be sure, and killing them freed her of the responsibility of their care, but I honestly think that she harbored extreme anger at her husband--and with good reason. Still, it doesn't excuse her of the murders, and her husband needs to be held accountable for his actions in this mess.

Exactly. She had already tried to off herself twice, and he didn't give a rats you-know-what. I believe when the truth comes out, we will find all these thoughts of her being a bad mother and the kids not developing correctly will be attributed to that sick control freak husband too. He got her a book on organizing? When in the hell did he think she was going to have time to organize with 5 kids all 7 and under? As we see, he's still in control EVEN of her defense. She was "allowed" 3 hours a week of time to herself? That SOB should have sent her to a Spa twice a year for all she did. How can you think your wife can homeschool, when she has tried to kill herself twice? He has lied so much through this whole thing too. He says he wasn't told the risks, didn't know how ill she was etc. That is a lie. Her girlfriend (a nurse) was crying and begging him to get her help. I in no way think she should get off, but he should get some type of child endangerment chanrges or something.