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A Women Kill Her Husband And The Baby, She Was Originally Diagnosed By Her Doctor With Anxiety, Smiling
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A women kill her husband and the baby, she was originally diagnosed by her doctor with anxiety, smiling depression and bipolar, does this give her a reason to be excused?
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Answer 1
Answer:
no
Explanation:
because she has a mental illness
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