From Wikipedia:
When Castillo was 13, her parents lost their home, and she was taken into social care.
[4] Castillo was diagnosed with
obsessive–compulsive disorder and
borderline personality disorder.
[5] She was in social care from July 2015 to February 2019, when she voluntarily left as a legal adult.
So let's recap: she was an unhappy teen, like many teens, and was diagnosed with OCD and borderline personality disorder by exploitative mental health workers, who probably made a lot of money.
Why was she unhappy? Her conservative Catholic parents probably were very strict, didn't let her do anything, and treated her poorly.
Then her parents put her in a group home. More money for mental health workers, and more horrible behavior from conservative Catholics expecting their daughter to be perfect and well-behaved and do everything the way their illogical made-up religious indicates.
Then she was in this group home for 4 years, 4 years of her teenage life gone, not likely because she was that crazy, but because of strict horrible parents and exploitative greedy mental health workers. The mental health workers working at this social care home likely made a lot of money off of her stolen teenage years during this time.
I have a hard time believing that, despite her parents financial troubles, they couldn't afford to let her sleep on a bed or a cot with them instead of some group home. More than likely, they thought she was disobedient and too wild and poorly behaved with all of her psychiatric diagnosis.
Then she gets out, AFTER MISSING 4 OF HER TEENAGE YEARS due to psychiatric and parental cruelty, and unsurprisingly, she wants to make up for lost time and goes out to party, but is naive, because she's been sheltered and exploited by the psychiatric industry and her cruel parents, so she's naive and vulnerable. She's also naive and vulnerable in part due to Catholicism which historically urges keeping teens in the dark about sexuality and teaches that sexuality is bad, resulting in people ending up more naive.
Then she's repeatedly sexually assaulted.
I think it's bizarre your reading comprehension is so bad. Her parents beliefs, of wanting to keep their 20 year old miserable paralyzed daughter in chronic excruciating pain alive because of delusional religious beliefs, indicates what terrible conservative parents they were, along with her life story. They didn't take care of her, likely in part because her behavior didn't conform with their religious beliefs. 4 years is a long fucking time, I'm sure one of them had a job during those 4 years. They chose, even at the end, to stick with their made up religious views rather than have empathy for their daughter's suffering.
I don't honestly get how you can't understand this and am guessing you're a Catholic and that's why you're reacting this way: because of course, religion, and psychiatry, can never be wrong, can never victimize someone.
The difference between rapists and psychiatry and religion is that everyone expects rapists to be bad, but psychiatry and religion also do plenty of harm. Take your head out of the sand and read the actual biography of this woman before calling me bizarre. I think people like YOU are bizarre.
And yes, I believe if she had never been diagnosed with those psychiatric disorders and had cool parents who gave appropriate boundaries but weren't super strict and helped with emotional regulation, and if she hadn't spent her teenage years in an awful group home, she would have been less wild and more aware at 18, would have confided in others if she had still been raped (because who tells mean Catholic parents about a rape? should she have told the people who cared for her at the group home?) and I don't think she would have committed suicide. I think if she had been spared Catholicism or psychiatry, either one, she'd likely be alive, but both was definitely a horrible combo for her, or anyone, as one is based on lies and one is based on greed.
While certain political figures, including Vox leader
Santiago Abascal, disseminated claims that Castillo was gang-raped by
unaccompanied child migrants in her care centre, these have been identified as unsubstained misinformation according to fact-checking outlets as Castillo did not describe the assailants and said the incidents happened at a nightclub.
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