“You know, I almost feel sorry for the defendant. All those characters living in that poor girl.
I’m sure none of us would want a bunch of crazy strangers moving around inside us, would we?
Going around murdering and castrating men. I’d be scared.” He turned to look at Ashley.
“The defendant doesn’t seem scared, does she? Not too scared to put on a pretty dress and comb her hair nicely and apply makeup.
She doesn’t seem scared at all. She thinks you’re going to believe her story and let her go.
No one can prove whether this multiple personality disorder really exists at all, so we’re going to have to make our own judgments.
“The defense claims that these characters come out and take over. Let’s see—there’s Toni; she was born in England.
And Alette; she was born in Italy. They’re all the same person. They were just born in different countries at different times.
Does that confuse you? I know it confuses me.
I offered the defendant a chance to let us see her alters, but she didn’t take me up on it. I wonder why?
Could it be because they don’t exist...? Does California law recognize MPD as a mental condition? No.
Colorado law? No. Mississippi? No. Federal law? No. As a matter of fact, no state has a law confirming MPD as a legal defense.
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