[Cyanidegypsy]

I searched and couldn’t find the actual murder or crime scene pictures from this case. I only found the story and the case information and interviews themselves.so I’m posting the death pictures here. Hopefully it’s not a repost.
“In 2015, Gypsy Rose Blanchard was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the murder of Dee Dee Blanchard, her mother, who raised Gypsy as terminally ill and kept her in a wheelchair for most of her childhood until Dee Dee was found dead at their home in Springfield, Missouri.

Dee Dee, who reportedly had Munchhausen syndrome by proxy, had been making her daughter pass herself off as younger and pretend to be disabled and chronically ill, thus subjecting her to unnecessary surgery and medication, and controlling her through occasional physical and psychological abuse. Munchhausen expert Marc Feldman says that this is the first such case in his quarter-century of experience of an abused child killing the parent. Gypsy Rose plead guilty to second-degree murder and is serving a 10-year sentence; after a brief trial in November 2018 Godejohn (Gypsy's boyfriend) was convicted of first-degree murder and later sentenced to life in prison. “

[Karma]

Payback.

[zeb247]

Well she kind of had it coming.

[K53]

[SimoneFlen']

Great find.

Here's some additions:

[shazrand]

This really sucks. Who knows what kind of physical and emotional damage she was doing to that child. I understand there are laws, but a child has the right to live and her mom would probably eventually killed her.

[arsonist_1]

I think That Chapter covered this story on YouTube, well worth a watch.

[Pyramid_Head]

One time I believe murder was justified. The horrible shit she put her child through was worse than murder and she was a horrible person for it. Gypsy shouldn't have gotten 10 years in prison, she should have been put in a place where she could get the help she needs.

[rudderman]

"...relatives exhibit a rather chilling lack of regret about the way things ended for Dee Dee. In the documentary, Claude Pitre and his wife agree that his daughter “got what she deserved” as they describe flushing her ashes down the toilet."

that's from rolling stones article.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-f...earned-109542/

nice family.

[rudderman]

also whoever fathered this girl deserves a Medal of Honor or something. surely it was an act of VALOR.