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Episode Description
Three children were murdered. So why is so much of the conversation focused on protecting the person who killed them?
In this solo edition of Outside The Wire, Trent examines a mother’s admitted killing of her three children and the defense’s claim that postpartum psychosis diminished her responsibility. Trent argues that mental illness may help explain an action, but it does not erase the victims or eliminate the need for justice.
Drawing on Immanuel Kant’s philosophy of punishment, Trent makes the case for capital punishment—not as revenge, deterrence, or spectacle, but as the consequence deserved for deliberately taking innocent lives.
The question is brutally simple: when guilt is not disputed, should psychological illness change what justice requires?
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Chapters:
00:00 - Justice for Three Children
01:18 - The System Makes Mistakes
02:28 - What Immanuel Kant Said About Punishment
03:07 - Justice Is Not Revenge
04:52 - Does Psychosis Excuse Murder?
05:39 - Stop Forgetting the Victims
07:21 - Trent’s Case for the Death Penalty
08:20 - A World Without Responsibility
09:45 - Justice or Excuse?
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