Alleged killer mom Corie Walsh ruled too dangerous to return home - but psychiatrist warns risk can change
Forensic psychiatrist explains why a dangerousness finding isn't permanent for Corie Walsh, the Illinois mother held without pretrial release.


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Forensic psychiatrist explains why a dangerousness finding isn't permanent for Corie Walsh, the Illinois mother held without pretrial release.

Corie Walsh allegedly claimed her 2-year-old son Barrett was the "devil" during a psychotic episode. Prosecutors allege she also plotted to poison her husband.

Corie Walsh allegedly sang a "Wizard of Oz" tune during questioning after being charged with first-degree murder in her son Barrett Walsh's death.

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