Aug 31, 2026 · 1 hr 31 min · 18 segments
Donna covers the case of Gottliebin Dittus, a 19th-century German woman at the center of one of the era's most infamous cases of supposed demonic affliction, and the years-long ordeal that drew pastor…
But, okay, so we all know the Lindsay Clancy of everything today that we record on Thursday, closing arguments.
But I saw something that I hadn't heard of.
This week, a woman by the name of Keisha Golden from Chicago was supposed to go on trial for murder of her partner.
And she ended up like, so everybody was like, let's get the same like TikTok and women's support of Keisha that we have for Lindsay Clancy.
So Keisha was accused of killing her boyfriend and she ended up pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and she got two years of probation.
So Keisha, who was eight months pregnant, stabbed her then boyfriend and in the leg and he died like i'm like what in the selena she stabbed him one time in the leg and he died but she was eight months pregnant and had called police over 50 times about the abuse from this boyfriend What the fuck? Her boyfriend's name was Calvin Sidney.
She said that while she was reheating leftovers from her baby shower, he attacked her.
And so she was in the kitchen, grabbed a knife, stabbed him, and it hit his femoral artery.
Well, they were seeking first-degree murder charges on her.
And people were like...
No, we have all of this proof that he had specifically assaulted her.
He had strangled her at one point and that this was self-defense.
And it's just crazy that like I'd never heard this and all this was going on at the same time as the Lindsay Clancy stuff.
And so but this happened in 2022.
And so she was just set to go to trial.
and she just decided to plead she said so that she could protect her baby and not make this go to trial and all the social media and all of that and so but i mean she ended up getting just two years of probation and stuff but i'm like who authorized going after a woman who had called the police over 50 times and i'm pretty sure she even had an order of protection against him and so it's like Who authorized going after a woman with this much documented abuse from someone when all she did was stab him in the leg? Like that to me looks so clearly like she just grabbed what was close to her and like went for whatever she could touch.
You know, like this was not a I mean, I feel like they've let women off for stabbing their partners or shooting their partners in their sleep.
Because of domestic violence.
And she was in the throes of what sounds like being attacked.
I mean, again, I don't have all the details of it, but and had like over 50 calls to the police and they were seeking first degree murder charges against her.
Yeah, that's freaking wild.
Reminds me of your story last week with the president of the university was like, oh, no, I mean, we didn't do anything wrong.
Yes, we made mistakes, you know, like 50 of them and, you know, whatever.
But it wasn't our wrongdoing why she died.
Right.
But, okay, so we all know the Lindsay Clancy of everything today that we record on Thursday, closing arguments.
But I saw something that I hadn't heard of.
This week, a woman by the name of Keisha Golden from Chicago was supposed to go on trial for murder of her partner.
And she ended up like, so everybody was like, let's get the same like TikTok and women's support of Keisha that we have for Lindsay Clancy.
So Keisha was accused of killing her boyfriend and she ended up pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and she got two years of probation.
So Keisha, who was eight months pregnant, stabbed her then boyfriend and in the leg and he died like i'm like what in the selena she stabbed him one time in the leg and he died but she was eight months pregnant and had called police over 50 times about the abuse from this boyfriend What the fuck? Her boyfriend's name was Calvin Sidney.
She said that while she was reheating leftovers from her baby shower, he attacked her.
And so she was in the kitchen, grabbed a knife, stabbed him, and it hit his femoral artery.
Well, they were seeking first-degree murder charges on her.
And people were like...
No, we have all of this proof that he had specifically assaulted her.
He had strangled her at one point and that this was self-defense.
And it's just crazy that like I'd never heard this and all this was going on at the same time as the Lindsay Clancy stuff.
And so but this happened in 2022.
And so she was just set to go to trial.
and she just decided to plead she said so that she could protect her baby and not make this go to trial and all the social media and all of that and so but i mean she ended up getting just two years of probation and stuff but i'm like who authorized going after a woman who had called the police over 50 times and i'm pretty sure she even had an order of protection against him and so it's like Who authorized going after a woman with this much documented abuse from someone when all she did was stab him in the leg? Like that to me looks so clearly like she just grabbed what was close to her and like went for whatever she could touch.
You know, like this was not a I mean, I feel like they've let women off for stabbing their partners or shooting their partners in their sleep.
Because of domestic violence.
And she was in the throes of what sounds like being attacked.
I mean, again, I don't have all the details of it, but and had like over 50 calls to the police and they were seeking first degree murder charges against her.
Yeah, that's freaking wild.
Reminds me of your story last week with the president of the university was like, oh, no, I mean, we didn't do anything wrong.
Yes, we made mistakes, you know, like 50 of them and, you know, whatever.
But it wasn't our wrongdoing why she died.
Right.
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