I misremembered the case. She was only convicted of one murder and one attempt.

Maybe you got the wrong name?

So not really statistical analysis. But the didn't suspect the first to be a murder before she failed at the second attempt.

Oh

Well I remember a case here in America

That sounds a awful lot like what you were saying

I don’t know if it was insulin

But otherwise she did the same thing

I also remember this guy that poured some straight radioactive shit into these people’s lemonade

It killed the entire family

Insulin is rather perfect assassination method as it's present in a normal body.

Deadass he was some sort of scientist with some rare shit

Which is why she wasn't suspected (not anyone was suspect for foul play) when the first victim died.

The family had like 20 people over

Only two lived

And they didn’t have kids

So basically he yeeted a bloodline

They didn’t have kids because it was possible the eggs of the girl would have cancer if become a child or something

So she didn’t want to take the chance of bringing in something so unfortunate

So yeah he yeeted a bloodline

At first they thought it was some new type of mega shit disease

Compassionate killing.

So the house looked like something off a horror film where the government quarantined it off. Swat, hazmat suits etc

It’s how he got fucked

The federal government got involved

Criminally wrong, but when you execute an elderly (non-productive) who was also developmentally retarded from birth (non-productive for their entire history), it's easy to view such a person as nothing but a burden to society.

Maybe even as alleviating the suffering of the person killed.

Basically so successful at hiding his tracks at first with weird symptoms that he got more attention and resources after him

On accident

Well the reason I have problems with those lines of thought is that people have emotional attachments to the elderly

Well, those emotional attachements vary.

Humans aren’t logically creatures and aren’t units of consumption and production

True true

Sometimes the relatives would just want their parents to die.

Not because they hate them, but because they don't want them to suffer.

Yeah that always gets difficult

Questions like that

There is still the concept of "dignified death", and that even voluntary euthanasia is usually a crime.

I'm not really a fan of involuntary euthanasia conducted by a lone "SJW" of sorts.

I don’t think anyone is

But there's still legalized state-run euthanasia of sorts in Finland. While it's illegal for an elderly or terminally ill patient to request aid in committing suicide, the state can order a non-resuscitation order on an elderly without advising or even notifying the relatives.