The Importance of Empathy

I think she should be in prison forever. Surely there's no chance of parole for someone like her. There's a chance of parole after several decades if her defense team made a strong enough argument that she was manipulated by Chad. What do you think is going through her mind at the actual moment when they're suffocating these children, which are basically their children and then cutting them up and putting them in the garden? I still don't know the answer to this question because even with everything, and it's public knowledge, it's not that clear. She probably in her head thought that she was doing what she had to do. But if that's not fully true, she wasn't fully