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Prosecutors argued that Aileen Wuornos intentionally killed Richard Mallory, dumped his body, stole his stuff and then pawned it.

Time had come for the State to bring in the other murder allegations linked to Aileen Wuornos; the judge would decide whether this evidence can be brought in as she was only charged in the death of Richard Mallory.

Jurors heard from an investigator in another of the murder cases linked to Aileen Wuornos; the death of Charles Humphreys had similar details as the killing of Richard Mallory, which included the body being found miles away from the victim's car.

The defense's psychiatric expert Dr. Fred Berlin concluded that Dahmer's mental disease was progressing over time and got out of control; he went on to conclude that Dahmer was afflicted by a mental disease that was driving him to his heinous acts.

The opinion of a board-certified psychiatrist who ran his own mental health clinic was key evidence for the defense in maintaining Jeffrey Dahmer's insanity plea.

A medical health doctor who evaluated the defendant for hours confirmed he was insane before, during and after his heinous murders.

The defense's first expert witness, a board-certified psychiatrist, Dr. Fred Berlin testifies to Jeffrey Dahmer's diagnosis of insanity.

When Susan Wright's husband, Jeffrey, is found buried in the backyard, stabbed 193 times, people dub her the blue-eyed butcher of the suburbs.