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Goldstein And Webdale: Video Analysis
The video is hard breaking for both Goldstein and Webdale. Goldstein did not have a family member to help him during his treatment till the end like the first video. Even though Goldstein seek help numerous time; the treatment for his Schizophrenia was not long because of insurance issue. The State should have pay more attention to a person with mental health problems and provide more funds to treat them. Especially people like Goldstein who was diagnosis 10 years before he killed Webdale. The incident could have been prevented if there were more funding in the mental health hospitals. Someone beloved daughter and a sibling had died because of the lack of treatment. It was satisfying that Goldstein admit that he did kill Webdale and plead
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