He walked over to the jury box and looked at the jurors one by one.
“You’re in a position to make history here. If you believe that the defendant is really a lot of different people
and she’s not responsible for what she’s done, for the terrible crimes she committed, and you let her go,
then you’re saying that anybody can get away with murder by simply claiming that they didn’t do it,
that some mysterious alter ego did it. They can rob, rape and kill, and are they guilty? No.
‘I didn’t do it. My alter ego did it.’ Ken or Joe or Suzy or whatever they want to call themselves.
Well, I think you’re all too intelligent to fall for that fantasy. The reality is in those photographs you looked at.
Those people weren’t murdered by any alter egos.
They were all deliberately, calculatedly, cruelly murdered by the defendant sitting at that table, Ashley Patterson.
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, what the defense has tried to do in this court has been tried before.
In Mann Versus Teller, the decision was that a finding of MPD does not, per se, require a finding of acquittal.
In United States Versus Whirley, a nurse who murdered a baby pleaded that she had MPD. The court found her guilty.
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