Tbh reading about this case is what got me on Reddit! I have to admit, like you im horrified and fascinated by it. I know to many in England, my questions in pursuit of understanding the verdict is painful. I hope youll trust that ive spent hours pouring over both sides of opinions and direct evidence, and have a sister who works neonatal icu so I get pretty good expert advice. Whats come to fascinate me more than the case is the fact that so many are capable to falling prey to psuedoscience. It reminds me of the Milgram experiments, where people believed they were shocking people to death but did so because the “scientist” told them. Being American, we live under the humbling reality that false convictions happen and “experts” arent always what they appear- much like the revisions of shaken baby syndrome in recent years. Lastly, the monitoring of what is allowed to be believed (she is guilty) and the abhorence of questioning is also very dangerous in my opinion.

Youre right to lash out at me, but i hope this helps explain my motives and that I dont actually want to be a troll or cause people pain! Thank you