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Nearly a year went by between the murders of Richard Mallory and Charles Humphreys; both were linked to defendant Aileen Wuornos. Within that year, another four men were killed in the same way off a highway.

Aileen Wuornos worked as a prostitute picking up drivers as she hitchhiked, but she said she killed in self-defense.

The judge allowed evidence of other allegations against Aileen Wuornos to be used at this trial; the State's case-in-chief was to prove to jurors she showed homicidal behavior.

A medical examiner from a different murder case linked to Aileen Wuornos testified; a state law in Florida allowed jurors to hear about prior bad acts and illegal activity; but the defense argued that Wuornos only killed to save herself.

The defense's clinical psychiatrist alluded to the ritual by which Jeffrey Dahmer attacked his victims; he would cut up their bodies and then commit necrophilia.

According to the board-certified psychiatrist who testified in Wisconsin versus Dahmer, a compulsion where a person cannot stop themselves is a sign of a psychological disorder.

Dr. Fred Berlin concluded that Jeffrey Dahmer was not psychotic; instead, that he was a paraphiliac because of his necrophilia and cannibalism tendencies.

The second expert the defense introduces in their case-in-chief is Dr. Judith Becker, a clinical psychologist; she explains to the jury how her work overlapped into forensic psychology.