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today tab at the top of the page the following is a pre-recorded program and here's someone who

had no case and this is a this is a pretty good one this is Pennsylvania and it goes back to 2017 and this is a pretty good one. This is Pennsylvania. And it goes back to 2017.

And this is a case of anger management.

It's just that simple.

Dealing with someone's anger.

This is a woman who chopped up her husband while her kids were watching.

So it's a little tough one. So she was found guilty of murdering her husband

in 2017. I mean, literally, she waits until he falls asleep and then takes an axe and

pretends he's firewood and starts going at it. The kids are there. They try to intervene. They're injured.

Thank goodness, not life-threatening.

And so I guess that's an issue in Pennsylvania.

You're not supposed to do that.

So there was obviously some criminal issues here.

So here's the argument, okay?

He doesn't die immediately.

He dies six months later in the hospital

of pneumonia.

And she's arguing that her

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