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The jury listened to what Brian Higgins was doing in the hours before John O'Keefe died. Prosecutors contended that Karen Read was flirting with him in text messages in the days leading up to her boyfriend's death. But those texts suddenly stopped after he died. Brian Higgins admitted to jurors that he was a bit embarrassed by his texts to Karen read. He claimed John O'Keefe was his friend and that texting with her was not a good look.
Cross-examination began on the clinical psychologist who evaluated Aileen Wuornos; that evaluation was after she confessed to police that she killed seven men in a year's span.
The jury listened to a mental health expert who broke down the psychological issues that plagued Aileen Wuornos from childhood to young adulthood; a forensic psychologist brought a different perspective in understanding Aileen Wuornos.
Dr. Harry Krop evaluated Aileen Wuornos in jail after her arrest but before she was convicted of killing Richard Mallory; a forensic psychologist explained to jurors about Aileen Wuornos's turbulent childhood.
The confessed and now convicted killer, Aileen Wuornos, had been evaluated by the nation's leading mental health experts; the jury found her guilty of killing Richard Mallory, and she was linked to six other deaths.
The second mental health doctor hired by Judge Laurence Gram testifies on his psychological evaluation of the defendant; Dr. Samuel Friedman, a clinical psychologist, explains how he conducted his mental health assessment of Jeffrey Dahmer.
Jeffrey Dahmer undergoes the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, a psychological test used to help doctors assess and diagnose mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, depression and anxiety.
Dr. Samuel Friedman concludes that it was Jeffrey Dahmer's longing for companionship that drove him to kill, not psychosis; the clinical psychologist also says that Dahmer had features of paraphilia, but did not succumb to paraphilia itself.