Alexis Martinez
speaker
86 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Jul
Alexis Martinez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You're not sure?
Weren't these your patients, Doctor?
So even with all your expertise, you can't say with any degree of certainty that Teddy Wells would have been just fine.
You can't say that he wouldn't have been utterly traumatized by the sudden upheaval in his life, unable to respond or communicate in any meaningful way.
You don't know because you've never come across a single case study, even remotely, like Teddy's, have you?
Do you have any actual experience with a case as extreme as this?
She steps back as Alexis comes around the defense table.
Some Buddhist teachings justify taking human life on the grounds of compassion in dire circumstance.
One text says, Taking life is unreprehensible when it develops from a virtuous thought
Ada's only thought was that her son should die at peace, in the only place and with the only person he'd ever known, comforted and secured in her love, rather than lost and confused, alone among strangers.
There was no malice, no deceit, no attempt to cover up what she had done, because there was no crime committed
On the day Ada took Teddy's life, she believed fully and completely that what she was doing was not wrong.
In her mind, she was taking care of her son, just as she always had.
John Steinbeck wrote, Ada Wells lived with her son in such a room.
A room where none of us have ever been for 65 years.
Not because she had to, not out of obligation, but out of love.
And her final act for her son was out of love, too.
When did she die?
Sometime last night.
An autopsy's pending, but she'd probably been ill for several months.
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