Sandra Birchmore Ordered a Baby Onesie With THIS Written on It

Sandra Birchmore’s doctor screened her for depression on January 21. She scored high. The last question asked whether she’d had any thoughts of hurting herself in the past seven days. Sandra scored a zero.

Eight days later, at her last appointment, she reported no bleeding and nothing worse than jitters from her medication. Her doctor expected to see her February 17. She learned Sandra was dead from a staff member.

The defense built Sandra a reason. A 2017 journal entry. The Zoloft black-box warning. About two dollars in her account. Sandra’s doctor had one answer: “She’s more likely to commit suicide if she’s left untreated.”

Meanwhile Sandra had ordered custom onesies for a Valentine’s Day baby announcement. The one shown to the jury said “made with love.” She asked a friend she’d known since second grade to take pictures on February 13. The judge sent the jury home on it.

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