Woman, 76, arrested for murder after killing her terminally ill husband at hospital: police

[@smorris281]

I don’t know how any judge can have a heart this cold. It obviously wasn’t murder, it was assisted suicide and the lady is old and frail. Held without bail, really?

[@lifestudent2472]

She does not sound like a danger to others however she might be a danger to herself .

[@pamavery9352]

Judge let’s a murderer out on $2 bail , but keeps this old lady w/o bail!! Ridiculous!!!!!L

[@gabrielamartiniuc6322]

Exactly!! And other cold blooded killers get bail!!!!

[@gabrielamartiniuc6322]

@@user-mb6zt3gi8snot in cold blood! It’s assisted death. Huuuuuuge difference. Not a fan for this but she doesn’t deserve to be held without bond!!

[@BebeandMe]

@@user-mb6zt3gi8s You are right, under US laws, it is murder. Does not mean she is wrong in the eyes of God; we do not know how He feels about assisted suicide. And in many countries her actions are not criminal. But you are right, it is illegal in our county. So all we can do is beg for mercy from the judge and work on changing the law, I suppose?

[@catherinestanley2218]

She wasn't a threat to him, she's not a threat to society, she just granted his wish to not suffer.

[@Winstonrodney6989]

Agreed but using a gun in a hospital probably wasn’t the best way to go about it. Too bad she didn’t have access to a syringe full of morphine or something similar.

[@thierrym7121]

I understand. Assisted suicide should be available, but we can't have people start shooting their dying spouses all the time in hospitals either...

[@TH3RIPPA]

Right

[@keyfield8967]

"OF COURSE" she was not gunned down by responding swine - "privilege" has it rewards. Filthy corrupt swine shoot down unarmed citizens 'just because' but this murderer - STILL having a 'smoking gun' literally in her hands - is "sweet talked" to by the keystone cops for 4 hours before they gleefully wheelchair her out unscathed...got to love the hypocrisy on the ole fruited plains.

[@danni033081]

This is what's wrong with the system she's held with out bond for something her husband wanted her to do because he was suffering, but they'll give bond to someone who intentionally injures a stranger ridiculous.

[@blossom30x4]

I was thinking about the guy that abused his wife or girlfriend recently that got a $2 bond and got released only to take a gun the next time. The system is truly jacked up.

[@Cvgirl84]

😢😢😢😢 true I feel for her 😢

[@kitchenlife1516]

Agreed! I hate this for her.. I’m all about justice, when it’s justified. But I don’t feel like it is in this case.. I’m so sad for her helping her husband at the end of his life, and now she’s in jail.😢

[@youtubeuserzzzz]

They should've typed a letter and had it notarized (if she'd lived or NOT). Maybe the outcome would've been different.

[@cheryl5994]

FOR WHATEVER THE REASON, IF SOMEONE WANTED YOU TO KILL THEM WOULD YOU DO IT? I DOUBT VERY MUCH YOU WOULD. IT DOESN'T MATTER BECAUSE IT WILL NEVER MAKE IT RIGHT. MURDER IS MURDER!

[@alexl.8748]

Dude, let her go, she saved her husband from agony and granted him a wish most spineless people would never do as a coup de grace. Being without her husband is punishment enough, let her live her remaining years in peace..

[@butterflyblue7761]

Maybe Governor Desantis will paron her?

[@alphamanga3213]

she seems pretty wacky probably best to lock her up for her own safety

[@eternallyrising1673]

?? She fired a weapon in a hospital full of people…

[@kevinrice7635]

Dude's are everywhere Dude epidemic.

[@kevinrice7635]

@@eternallyrising1673 shot the oxygen tank...probably a 22. Like a cap gun...little pop.

[@Mc_muffintop]

Free this woman immediately.

[@adshaj]

@Jack McHue People should have the right to die. He wanted to. Physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients has been a topic of debate for a while. I encourage you to search up Dr. Kevorkian.

[@solidtangent9953]

💯💯💯

[@kevinperry8038]

@Jack McHue he thinks murder is legal

[@6time686]

@@adshaj No. She commited a crime. What would be your argument if she missed and struck an innocent person?

[@Robert-gb7ex]

@@6time686 but she didn't

[@strongmermaid4651]

My heart truly hurts for her, I completely understand why. Sad and the crazy judge won't let her out bit will let a child killer out on 100.00.

[@smorris281]

Right!

[@rockpadstudios]

yes that is the dirty little secret

[@CharGC123]

What a disgusting travesty! Criminals and murderers go free on technicalities, but they are going to incarcerate her for ending her beloved's suffering as they planned? When an animal is near death/suffering you're considered a heartless criminal if you DON'T put it out of it's misery... yet people are left to suffer and if someone dear DOES help end their misery, they become a prosecuted criminal?

[@kevinperry8038]

She doesn't deserve to be free. She broke the law and needs punished and so do you criminal. If you support her you're just as guilty

[@rockpadstudios]

@@kevinperry8038 you make me sick

[@angelaallen2190]

Please set her free. She's endured enough seeing her husband sick. It could not have been an easy thing to carry out, but she did it to end his suffering.

[@chelseyhaynes22]

@@jackmchue9012I think terminal should suffice…

[@filthyrych]

@Jack McHue she's the one suffering, not you.

[@angelaallen2190]

@Jack McHue If it's a spouse and they beg for you to end their suffering, and it's definitely terminal, and at the point that morphine isn't helping, yes do what needs to be done. It's horrible to think that way, but to see someone in pain, struggling to breathe, and knowing that it's only going to get worse, why should they suffer?

[@kevinperry8038]

She doesn't deserve to be free. She killed someone because she wanted the insurance money. If she really loved him she would of killed herself like they agreed to

[@angelaallen2190]

@Jack McHue With a child that would be different, because in my mind, I would pray that God would grant a miracle for a young body to recover even if I was told it's terminal. I would not end a child's life at my own hands. But a spouse who is elderly and just hanging on until his last painful breath takes him, that seems to me like torture to him.

[@joysimpson7503]

This is so sad and heartbreaking! She fulfilled her husband’s wishes - as he was too weak to do it himself. May God have mercy on her ..

[@smorris281]

I don’t think this brave lady has any regrets.

[@woodypecker4579]

You blind people, God's power caused it.

[@kevinperry8038]

No she didn't. She's still alive. She deserves life in prison or the death penalty. IDC how old she is

[@joinaletyere]

@Jack McHue You don't know what you are talking about.

[@helenhines2712]

@Jack McHue You're a stupid selfish prick!!! How dare you judge anyone. Suicide isn't a cowardly way to die!!! You are not in his shoes. You do not know what he went through. For his loving wife to fulfill his last dying wish is completely opposite from your lame point of view.

[@urchickie]

She went to jail to save her husband from suffering.

[@Sixfigures33087]

No dummy..she committed murder.off to jail you go.. man I'd sure like to see the comments if the roles where reversed... if a man where to kill his dying wife on her death bed.... I could just imagine what y'all jezebels would say..foh.🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Landis_Grant]

Suppose she shot him and he survived. That would additional suffering on top of the suffering he was already enduring.

[@moulikfalujah]

Not like this tho !! what if she shot a doctor or nurse that got in her way ?? LOCK HER UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY !!

[@suzannezethner8180]

Such a sad situation. They loved each other and will do anything for each other. Even go to jail.

[@paranoidpepper832]

Don't charge this woman! American Justice system needs to show mercy

[@kevinperry8038]

No they need to show her she can't get away with a crime. I'm having you arrested for murder for supporting her. Enjoy your last couple days of freedom and your last couple weeks of life. You're getting convicted and the death penalty

[@ciaragarrity6425]

@@kevinperry8038 Look at 1:07 in the video. Both the husband and wife agreed with each other on a plan, the husband wanted to go out, because things were turning for the worst.

[@ciaragarrity6425]

@@kevinperry8038 You making threats towards someone online is a crime, did you not see the video? If you knew the context of the "crime" you would know that the man died of assisted suicide, not murder. He was in pain. He had a terminal illness.

[@moulikfalujah]

what if she shot a doctor or nurse that got in her way ?? LOCK HER UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY !!

[@hayleyjones7227]

I have a dear friend who has terminal cancer, he moved to Washington state in order to have accesss to MAID programs, it’s a shame this woman has to be punished, our elderly and terminal should be able to die with dignity

[@2shadow808]

Held without bond?! That's ridiculous!!! and you have other idiots who don't deserve to be out on bond causing more trouble than this little old lady!

[@Somosogo]

Poor thing. She must’ve been too horrified to finish the “task” 😢

[@nerineri7083]

I'm so saddened by this. When my father was terminally ill, he too, asked my mother to shoot him. She refused and told him it's bad karma. When my dad passed away, we found bullets under his pillow. We had the guns locked away and I believe he may have been looking for it.

[@gmamah9559]

I wish I could have helped my husband to not suffer. He should rest. She should be given mercy.

[@8jerasikapark8]

So heartbreaking. The things we do for our loved ones.

[@RickB1792]

If I was the judge, I'd give her 1 day of community service and call it done.

[@shoobadoobayou3008]

They should have written down what he wanted. She is a brave woman, not many would do what he asked her to do. I wouldn't want to suffer.

[@jimmyrhino6176]

Very sad. You know how hard that had to be for her to do. She just ended his suffering. Bless her heart.

[@danjo8673]

Let her go free, she has suffered enough watching her husband suffer and waste away. She made the humane choice of not letting her husband continue to suffer. It wasn't murder, it was assisted suicide - it was both her and her husband's choice. I grew up watching my dad suffer from chronic heart trouble for years, in the last 4 years of his life he suffered and passed away from terminal cancer. I'm 67 now, and I would want someone to terminate my life by any means if I ever become terminally ill. Only someone who has witnessed a loved one suffer would understand the tremendous pain and emotional grief that we experience.

[@saltminer9120]

What a disgusting judicial system...

[@donnafox3610]

Tell me why the hospital didn’t do their job and set up hospice. This is a disgrace

[@DumpsterLettuce]

This woman is a hero.

[@sleepingenergy4581]

From someone who has been in consistent pain for close to 20 years I believe she is a hero and may God protect her,amen🙏🏻

[@dolliecain8475]

I agree with you.

[@seemore1539]

You’re logic doesn’t make sense, you invoke God’s name, but if you read the Bible, only God has the right to take life, not another human being, this is outright murder regardless of the victims medical condition. Willfully taking a life with a gun is murder!

[@sleepingenergy4581]

@@seemore1539 you must be a Candy ass and have an easy life if you can’t relate. I hope you are struck with the same amount of pain as her husband, pray for death and never receive it

[@Striker50_]

Talk about a loyal woman. That's damn strong love ❤️

[@oll1998]

...so she gets denied bond meanwhile hardened repeat offenders get $2 bonds only to (shockingly) commit more crimes.

[@JF-bc1px]

She doesn't get bond?! Out all the actual shit people out here a judge wants to deny her bond? Unbelievable.

[@kym9959]

I feel extremely bad for her..

[@rjchavers9267]

My heart breaks for that family. If they were both in on it, that makes her an amazing wife in my opinion. In the face of what her husband wanted in such a scenario on top of her admission to LEO's she would know what is going to happen to her legally and she still did it for her husband.

[@mamaj6028]

I agree, that's true love. They made the plan together, she did what they agreed upon. He's no longer in pain, she will have 3 hots and a cot until she joins him .

[@cherylhaskell9830]

Wife could gave granted husband's death wish in less Grandiose manner without endangering innocent bystanders: she does not deserving of any honors.

[@filthyrych]

@@cherylhaskell9830 wah wah

[@omadjourney]

For me it's the method she used that won't let me believe he wanted this, slip him a pill or cyanide in his favourite cocktail and get into bed to cuddle and fall asleep in each others arm's and he slips away quietly...shooting is too brutal and impersonal,no one will believe someone said " I love you so much,now blow my brain's all over this room...wait,I'm not read...okay pull " lol.

[@TheFemSniper]

@@omadjourney You seriously think cyanide is going to give someone a more peaceful death than a bullet to the head? Really?

[@angel3291]

Free this poor woman she did what her husband wanted her to do so that he wouldn't have to live out his last moments suffering in pain

[@jacobsteele7138]

I feel for her and her husband.

[@kari8187]

This is so damn sad, this is why dying with dignity is important.

[@TracyZasmr]

Used a taser on her? How small exactly were the cops balls? Ffs ... So much wrong with this situation. She needs to grieve, not be arrested and charged with murder. No freaking common sense and not nearly enough compassion & empathy in this country .

[@tstahler5420]

Our system is beyond broken.

[@lisareeves637]

This breaks my heart.

[@willman9567]

Sad that her family and friends are not with her under the circumstances. Very sad. Hopefully the court goes easy.

[@lolacookie453]

We need to make sure compassionate end of life care is an available option to all terminally ill patients, not doing so is inhumane and cruel.

[@7u655]

You cant cause PTSD to patients, doctors, nurses!!!!! It’s not just about you

[@SerpentKiss11]

Yeah these were my exact thoughts : other patients with severe medical conditions, children, staff... They claim they planned it, well...they planned it poorly.

[@oldtestament8052]

The government needs to stay out of our personal Healthcare decisions

[@anthonymcneill1465]

When i initially read about this, I thought it was a mercy situation. From the images of her, she is a nice lady, much like a grandmother. Compassion.

[@mobileasaurus]

Because you can tell someone's character by how they look... so judgemental to people who don't look the way you consider "sweet".

[@zekeland]

Poor woman. Her husband shouldn't have asked that of her.

[@dee6469]

She lost her husband and now has to go to jail, sad, sad

[@phemystevens63]

Meanwhile, the freaking judge will easily bond out the real criminal that goes back to kill everyone,

[@ralphh6571]

Let her go and lock up the judge.

[@marinamartinez461]

I don't agree with what she did but in her mind she was putting her loved one out of pain and suffering. I pray she doesn't go to jail at her age. Lord help her.

[@lifestudent2472]

And may god bless you .

[@jshcarmonakc]

Wow we have so many murders getting out after they murder again and they give this lady no bail. If I was old and suffering I would want things to end quickly to.

[@yokiyoka9823]

Heartbreaking 💔 😥 Every country should legalize Assisted dying. Watching someone suffer is horrible and I'm sure being the person who is suffering is worse.

[@TheFrenchPug]

She looks so sweet. Can't imagine she ever thought it would come to this.

[@karatechick9428]

This is incredibly incredibly sad. In Canada we have what’s called the MAID program. Medical assistance in dying. My mom‘s husband passed away over Christmas. They were just starting to go thru the MAID process but he ended up passing away before everything could be put into place. Thankfully he passed at home.

[@1Dogsoldier4life]

We have hospice here. They make people very comfortable in these situations. They give meds for pain and anxiety and support the family of the loved one as much as possible.

[@cjthompson420]

Y’all also almost executed a young man because of depression without his parents or anyone being aware or him giving counseling so idk if we want the Canadurrp plan.

[@dolliecain8475]

@@1Dogsoldier4life YEAH the next best thing right? I know all about HOPICE. Funny, how in the world do you know how much pain someone else is in? YOU DON'T! Drugs also slow down the natural process of death. Research it!

[@TracyZasmr]

@@1Dogsoldier4life effective pain medication is not guaranteed these days... (Geniuses are concerned about a terminal patient getting an opioid addiction, I can't make this stuff up..). and meanwhile keep draining the patients funds till there is nothing left, even against the patients wishes. All they worked so hard for sold and used for end of life "care". If by some chance there was a miracle recovery, they are now discharged to declare bankruptcy and be penniless... This country's health care system is a bad joke. Insurance companies decide who lives and dies every day denying coverage so they have money for stock buybacks and shareholders. Health care has no business being for profit. We desperately need M4All !

[@TracyZasmr]

There are 11 states that have medical assisted end of life legislation. Florida not one of the 11. Color me not surprised, it's Florida. I am so sorry this woman has to grieve and defend prosecution at the same time.

[@LindaG858]

Why is she not allowed bond? We can end suffering for our beloved pets but not our beloved family…

[@helenhines2712]

This is ridiculous. Let her go. Spend your time arresting real criminals. I believe in choosing your own destiny and leaving this world with dignity!!!

[@mobileasaurus]

My dad was told he was going to die. In horrible pain in the hospital. He bagged me & mom to kill him. He's now happy & healthy 9yrs later. He's told me how thankful he is to be alive, apologized for being so selfish bc he knows it would have mentally destroyed us.

[@kristenwolfe5272]

Bless you precious lady. I'm so sorry for you and your husband and family.

[@1CurlyB]

Denial of bail seems a bit much. She was only a threat to him. They agreed and he's out of his misery - there's no one else to hurt. But we let people who are a clear and present danger to others, out on a regular. This makes no sense to me. I'm also saddened that her family wasn't there for her. She must feel incredibly lonely.

[@missyjohnson6944]

Sometimes watching someone you love suffer becomes too difficult to endure any longer. I do believe both she and her husband have suffered enough; it was his wishes and she loved him enough to comply. I’m not sure I could’ve done it but I’m also not confident in saying I wouldn’t; some situations are easier decided upon from the outside looking in. This woman should be in the comfort of her own home and left in peace to grieve. There should absolutely be a law set in place that protects people who assist the terminally ill who can no longer cope. There should be available a legal plan that can be carried out with grace and respect; people should absolutely have the right to die with dignity if they so choose.

[@bluem5620]

AGREED

[@iLoveBoysandBerries]

This poor lady. Leave her alone

[@seleneirissummersrn6980]

They should have gotten help, such as hospice care. Bringing a gun into a hospital to kill your spouse even if its assisted suicide is not ok.

[@ritatodd1070]

I understand her agony, there is nothing worse than watching someone you love die slowly and painfully. Trust me when I say she also died that day.

[@jabari441]

Assisted Suicide needs to be legal for people who suffer from an illness. I feel for this lady. Hope she finds peace & doesn’t serve any time ❤️

[@amyrenee1361]

I'm not able to do what is in my heart (I'm all the way in California with no financial means to travel) , so I will share this in hopes someone who is able to can: this woman needs support. She needs someone to show up for her court dates. She needs someone to visit her in jail and say "you are not alone and I am sorry for what you are going through". The courts don't always give us the grace and justice we need. She shouldn't be alone through this. If you are reading this and can commit to building a friendship with this woman while she goes through this trial, please do so.

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

You can write her. Just look up the requirements for the letters (or restrictions rather). She's probably in the Seminole County jail in Sanford.

[@daisyunderwood1002]

Where do I send mail to? I'm 61 my husband 54, we are both disabled with major spine issues. We have discussed what to do If ever either one of us is in pain in the end of life.

[@amyrenee1361]

@@Rebecca-hc5ju That's exactly what I'm doing! I just know being there in person is far more supportive. This woman is carrying a heavy load and I want to take it off her so she can have the room to grieve the loss of her husband.

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

@@amyrenee1361 yes, I can't imagine. Just wanted to note, she's in Volusia County Jail, not Seminole.

[@moriahpalmas5264]

I saw my beloved brother 57 years old dying of a nasty cancer it was so bad he got a heart attack in the process. It was horrible see him in such painful torture I will never forget it.😢 but, if I see my husband going thru the same I may try to do what this lady did. (God forbids)No one in this life want to die suffering!! 😢

[@Nrjs17]

I'll put money on her books

[@6time686]

84%. Cue the excuses and calls for therapy and not jail...

[@kevinperry8038]

For those of you criminals saying set her free, Would an innocent person barricade themselves in a room ?

[@donnafox3610]

She was in process of finishing what she had planned. Now we are criminal? Lol be careful what you wish for you too may become a criminal when put in such a situation. What’s criminal is keeping people alive for the money. He was terminal they were billing him to lay there and suffer now tell me who exactly is the criminal???

[@glendapate1960]

I just talked about this you have the right to put a ill animal down but you can not terminate a human life when they are suffering.😢

[@porscheguy3820]

These clown prosecutors will never ever get a conviction

[@brandyjohn]

Aaaawww, she's such a sweet-looking little lady. I feel bad for her. She was only following her husband's wishes and didn't want him to continue to suffer. I doubt she was aware of the consequences or has ever been in trouble with the law. I'm praying for God's intervention for her. This is sad. 😢 💧

[@BIGTONY2132001]

When you care for and love someone that much you'll do anything to make them comfortable

[@stephanieanderson8546]

When it comes to something like this .. 🥺😔 to have to watch your loved one suffer .. n they ask for your help ... As his partner she did as she was asked of her ... I don't think she's a terrible person ..

[@patricemarquette7742]

Please Lord, give her grace in this situation!!!!

[@MMM-go4pl]

If the police knows that the couple planned it, she shouldn’t be held responsible for it because it is consensual. She granted her husband’s wishes and relief him from the unbearable pain and financial burden.

[@seemore1539]

Using your logic, that’s called pre meditated murder.

[@milessmith2171]

After being with someone all those years, it would be very difficult to handle

[@PHDwLynAli]

Jail ain't for everybody and I think anyone who can't help this woman deal with her pain is much worse than her feeling this was their only way out. She risked her life to relieve her husband's suffering. I can't say I would be strong enough to do the same and definitely not with a gun. They needed help and felt helpless. That's the result.

[@Sonyag1]

Hospice was the answer. Keep him comfortable to the end...

[@lifestudent2472]

I agree . It sounds like this woman would have worked with the team and there is a very good ( if not perfect ) chance they could have kept him comfortable .

[@lifestudent2472]

And please know that the FDA and the DEA and sometimes the media are making it harder and harder for a physician to prescribe adequate pain control !

[@VictoriaLeigh313]

Even Hospice cannot always ensure comfort until the end in some cases. I've been there for a few family members that died from cancer and they were still in incredible pain and suffered a lot at times. It's so sad and such a helpless situation for families. I personally would not have chosen this, but I can see how some may.

[@lifestudent2472]

@@VictoriaLeigh313 Thank you for your honesty . I am a certified hospice nurse with many years of experience as long as I have the family and physicians support I have been successful in controlling the patient's pain most of the time but not always sometimes requiring massive amounts of medication . I am sorry for what you went through and while I don't know the details of your love ones case your loved ones deserved better ( you might want to consider another hospice team next time they are not all alike ) and I feel sorry for this lady . That being said she discharged a firearm in a hospital .

[@VictoriaLeigh313]

@@lifestudent2472 that was my main thing, the firing the gun in a hospital. I could understand how some families believe their way may be better. Just not firing in a hospital. Thank you for your kind words. My great grandmother died from liver, lung, and breast cancer. My great uncle died from bone cancer, and a great aunt died from internal melanoma that was caught too late.

[@MarshaEmpress12]

We will never know / understand what this couple been through. She just wanted to end the suffering of her husband, and now you guys will lock her up? C'mon.

[@megansands2861]

"And police say they're still investigating how she got the gun into the hospital." ....I mean, for real? They're some pretty sharp cookies over there......I'LL tell you how she did it..! Now listen closely ya'll.... SHE APPROACHED THE ENTRANCE FROM OUTSIDE & WALKED THROUGH THE DOORS. Insanity, I know. Criminal mastermind this poor lil old lady turned out to be...!!

[@bluem5620]

Right? Probably had the gun in her purse!

[@ladyinblack3398]

Let's also put all the medical professionals in jail who knowingly put patients through procedures they very well know will not get them back to a life. Like agonizing chemo and radiation. One of my friends had cancer and said:" they radiated me as and my stomach was raw flesh open. I was afraid every time I had to go to the bathroom" and he avoided it as long as he could. He said chemo alongside it was just as excruciating and he would do neither if he had a choice now. He also told me he was not told what they were going to do or given alternative choices. Another friend was given chemo till his insurance was exhausted and then he was sent to hospice !!!! He released himself from there because he wanted to die at home, them he lived another 3 months. He was 53! Over 300,000.00 people are left permanently disabled because of wrong misdiagnosis and following treatment by medical doctors every year!!!! Why are non of those in jail ? What about all the ones that die because of these uncaring doctors? Why don't they go to jail. You are all sickos with a twisted sense of benevolence only looking to further enrich yourselves and looking to milk them for insurance.

[@mrscrappz1063]

Gh3tt0 b1*ck guy kills: "$2,000 bond" Granny pity kills her soul mate: "no bond"

[@AngelMartinez-hh6sj]

Free this lady immediately!

[@griffin2263]

So sad. At least with animals you don’t have to watch them suffer

[@bluem5620]

Right?

[@lulahbelle970]

And what did the husband think would come of his wife doing that? Her life afterwards? And really, shooting him in a hospital!?

[@bluem5620]

She was supposed to shoot herself afterwards

[@JJUnohu]

What a good wife!

[@evelynburgess8245]

God be the Glory! The wife did what her husband asked her to do. Shame on the Judge for putting this lady through more PAIN.

[@Letsgoplaces_retiredlife]

If this is true, her husband was a selfish man. Poor woman will spend her last years in prison.

[@grant4133]

How she got a gun in the hospital???? Are you kidding me ? She put it in her purse and did just that, bring it in the hospital. Duh

[@canileaveitblank1476]

This should be LEGAL! Forcing humans to suffer is not *right!* We say putting down sick pets is the humane thing to do, but let’s not do the same for actual humans.

[@terrisoutherngirl5960]

If that's what they really decided I have a feeling it was very very hard on this woman to do that.

[@marionct625]

This was done out of pure love....very sad that she is held with out bond....her heart must be shredded into a million pieces already....💔

[@disappointeddinosaur4440]

I 🙏 pray that the judge will soon find it in his heart ❤️ to release her on OR or on a less than a $1000 bail bond ticket. May her husband now RIP.

[@franwebb7756]

Poor woman. She loved her husband no doubt.

[@lindamiller3539]

Maybe she should have tried to get some kind of medicine and let him take that

[@migueltorres5582]

Send her home

[@Eric-om6ud]

How is that this 76 year old lady gets no bond but yet they give drug dealers and gang members bond aw the to doing there crimes how messed up is the system

[@dave5265]

She did nothing wrong.

[@edwardprice140]

Euthanasia is the practice of ending the life of a patient to limit the patient’s suffering. The patient in question would typically be terminally ill or experiencing great pain and suffering. The word “euthanasia” itself comes from the Greek words “eu” (good) and “thanatos” (death). The idea is that instead of condemning someone to a slow, painful, or undignified death, euthanasia would allow the patient to experience a relatively “good death.”

[@foulmouthjapanese6316]

She looks so sweet and gentle. Free her now. Is there a petition to sign?

[@liesareparadox1892]

Really!? She fulfilled her husband’s last wish. A piece of her is now gone. Show her compassion and let her go.

[@milessmith2171]

Please lets get this women some help and some grief counseling.....

[@shondasmith5470]

Was this a Mercy killing? If not I'm still going to pray for the both of them. ❤️ 🙏

[@lifestudent2472]

I will say repeatedly my heart brakes for the woman . But I must also say firing a firearm in a hyper-oxygenated atmosphere like a hospital is not a good idea besides the projectile hot gas is released from the barrel . Few nightmares are greater then attempting to evacuate a burning hospital .

[@lauriedavidson1585]

Hey Judge, let's make a deal: please take into account her situation and give her a reasonable bond. If you do that, we'll start a GoFundMe, raise her bail, and get her out. She's is NOT a threat to society, or (obviously) herself. She was simply trying to end her husband's suffering with dignity. We beg you to please show mercy towards this elderly woman and grant her a reasonable bond.