Lauren Dickason labeled the triple murder of her children a 'package deal,' 💔😢 court hears in the 3rd week📆 of the DickasonMurderTrial LaurenDickason infanticide murder childabuse crimeinsa TheCitizenNews Read the full story⬇️
South African murder accused Lauren Dickason reportedly told a psychiatrist soon after she was arrested for killing her three children, that “it was a package deal”., on Monday, 31 July.The thoughts and impulses to harm the children came about while the troubled Dickason was in isolation alongside the mother of her husband, Graham, shortly before leaving for New Zealand.
On Monday, Monasterio told the court Dickason often felt “rejected”, which at times escalated to anger. However, according to her, she always felt love towards her children. She told Monasterio she thought of strangling the children and using interconnected cable ties to do so. There were many cable ties around and the children often played with them.
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