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Is Mrs. Mary Maloney guilty? No. Research shows that Mary suffers from bouts of insanity. Mary Maloney’s pregnancy, her abusive marriage, and her obsession with her husband proves she is insane and therefore innocent of murder. Mary’s pregnancy plays a huge part in her insanity. Mary was in her “sixth month with child.” During pregnancy, women’s hormones are flying. A study shows, 20% of pregnant women suffer from mood disorders during pregnancy. Her major mood swings caused her to go over the top and kill her husband. Mary was also in an abusive marriage. Patrick Maloney said to Mary, “I know it’s kind of a bad time to be telling you, but there simply was not any other way. Of course i'll give you money and see you're looked after. But there

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