I have no doubt that in her twisted mind that she did think she was doing the best thing... whether she deserved life in prison or life getting treatment is a tough call.

What would be more of a living hell? Spending life not able to aknowledge the full extent of her actions in prison? Or being treated so she can truly see the horror and tradgedy of what she did... Tough call...

She did not deserve the death penalty... honestly I feel sorry for ALL involved... it is a sad sad case... But most of all I feel sorry for those poor kids...

Most claims of insanity in murder cases I view with extreme scepticism, but this was so clear cut. How the human mind can melt down so completely is a mystery to me- even though I have seen it happen... Personally I think, given the choice of intensive treatment and recovery to see what she did, or drugged oblivion in prison she got the kindest of the two... If she became sane enough to understand what she did it would only drive her insane...again...in this case I think to heal her is worse than killing her...God what a sad sick case...