Thanks for your comment. Have you spoken to the media about this? Are you one of the nannies interviewed by the Inquirer in previous articles? According to what her attorney is claiming some "trobling event" triggers these attacks? Were you a nanny by chance during the month of May? Read this from the Philadelphia Daily News:

Rough-on-nannies Main Liner is trading jail for mental facility
By DAVE DAVIES
215-854-2595

After six weeks in jail, can convicted Main Line nanny-smacker Susan Tabas Tepper get her act together and leave the household help alone? We may not know until next May.
The two nanny attacks that got Tepper arrested occurred near the late-May anniversary of a traumatic event in her life, Tepper's attorney said Tuesday, and she'll be getting court-ordered mental-health treatment soon.

...Steinberg said psychologists who examined Tepper in a Montgomery County jail were convinced her violent behavior toward domestics was related to memories of a troubling event he declined to describe.

"It's like an anniversary syndrome, and that's why it happened," Steinberg said.

Tepper reports to an in-patient mental-health facility tomorrow for 30 days of treatment, one of the conditions that got her out of jail. She was arrested May 23 for roughing up nanny Urszula Kordzior....Tepper was jailed immediately then because the fracas violated terms of her probation from her conviction last year for hitting another nanny with a bag of carrots and a telephone handset.

....."She's just not right in the head, and we're going to give her the opportunity to receive the type of treatment that the defense claims she's in dire need of," Gradel said. "So I think it's in everyone's best interest that we at least give her the opportunity to straighten her act out."

Tepper faces sentencing for the harassment charge and violation of her probation from last year's incident after she completes her 30-day mental-health treatment.

She could get up to a year and a half, Grader said, or avoid further jail time.

"No matter what happens, she's going to be under supervision for the next year and a half," Grader said. "So there will be a strong incentive to be a law-abiding citizen again."

But another legal battle looms for Tepper, and it may generate information that undermines the notion that her misbehavior is a once-a-year phenomenon....She appeared relaxed and comfortable in a cranberry jacket and black pants, answering questions about her guilty plea in a clear voice. Her attorney noted that sometimes jail life is less stressful than coping with life's daily pressures.

"She found the prison to be very well run," Steinberg said. "She said she thought that the people were very nice and she thought it was very well-organized and run." *

Oh ok, high praise from an inmate? Good thing she had adequate service in jail...our tax dollars supported Susie Bruisie's stay...we were so worried....apparently she fared better then Paris Hilton....