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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I know, Nancy Grace is under the impression that she is living in great conditions with her own TV, and I was pretty sure inmates in psych hospitals had it pretty bad. I doubt if she can even have a pencil, don't know about crayons. I actually think it's pretty normal to feel suicidal after something like this. I think by not buying her story, she's pretty damn depressed; maybe it makes it harder for her to believe her story? For several years now, she's been able to convince so many people, including her psychologists that she was the victim. I really think Jodi believes this. |
Maybe she does have a flush-to-the-wall TV to keep her busy but they don't even let suicidal patients have hardback books, can't wear shoes - just nonslip socks, cosmetics but for a short time when they are watched as they use them and then they are removed. No big combs even - nothing that can gouge or cut or bind or suffocate. Pillows are even counted. It's awfully stark from all I've ever heard. I had an inlaw who worked in a psych ward years back and she told me it's rough on suicidal patients - excuse me, clients. I think she kept calling them clients. Bet Jodi gets off it pretty quickly once they clear her.