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The State pleaded to jurors in its closing arguments to not sympathize with Aileen Wuornos; instead, the State asked for the ultimate sentence, and justice for seven families.

It took just two hours of deliberations for the jury to reach a unanimous decision in the sentencing of confessed killer Aileen Wuornos; she had claimed self-defense in all seven killings; the jury recommended the death penalty for Aileen Wuornos.
Opening statements began in Lorena Bobbitt's trial. Prosecutors accused her of maliciously cutting her husband John's penis off and throwing it out the car window. The jury learned how her husband's penis was severed, discarded, and then re-attached. Her defense argued that she suffered from major depression and acted out of temporary insanity when she carried out this mutilation.

Dr. Frederick Fosdal testifies on his experience when weighing a defendant's mental capacity to withstand trial, as well as insanity pleas in homicidal cases; Dr. Fosdal reads through his report for the jury on Dahmer's mental health assessment.

Dr. Frederick Fosdal, a forensic psychiatrist, begins his assessment by interviewing Dahmer on his biography and the many issues he dealt with over the years; Dahmer admits having sexual contact with over 100 men, where he paid for sex half the time.

A detailed mental health evaluation is delivered to the jury; forensic psychiatrist Dr. Frederick Fosdal specifically evaluates Dahmer's sexuality and sexual preferences to get a fuller picture of how he operated as a serial killer.

The forensic psychiatrist hired by prosecutors points out the defendant's ability to conform to the law; Dr. Frederick Fosdal claims that Jeffrey Dahmer had discretion toward his victims and only killed the young men he was attracted to.

It was a love triangle that turned deadly. In 2009, a Florida teenager stabbed her teenaged love rival over an ex-boyfriend, and the case had people across the country glued to the televised trial.