An Indiana prosecutor decided not to press charges against a woman who made an unfounded child welfare allegation involving former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg. This accusation brought investigators to one of the nation’s leading Democrats, leading to a temporary estrangement from his children.
The prosecutor explained the decision by highlighting the woman’s history of alcohol misuse, hallucinations, and delusional behavior. These factors led to the conclusion that she lacked the capacity to form criminal intent.
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