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Prosecutors summed up their case during closing arguments accusing Sydney Powell of felony murder. They dismissed the idea that she was mentally ill when she attacked her mother, Brenda. Prosecutors alleged the defendant was trying to buy herself time and lied to police after killing her mother, Brenda. This was during closing arguments in her murder trial. According to prosecutors, she did not suffer from mental illness during the three and a half minutes she fatally attacked her mom.
It was now the Defense's turn to give their final remarks to the jury. Jurors heard a different side of the story on what may have led Sydney Powell to kill her mother, Brenda. They painted for the jury the picture of a young college student who fell prey to a mental illness called schizophrenia. According to them, the last week of her mother's life she was out of it mentally-which her defense alleged was the beginning of her psychotic break that led to murder.
A defense called a neurologist to testify in Doctor Jack Kevorkian's trial; he started by laying out his qualifications and credentials; Jurors got to hear from the defense.
A neurologist and author testified as to the emotional and mental state of a person dealing with a terminal illness; that's what Doctor Ali Khalili and Merian Ferguson both faced before they turned to Doctor Jack Kevorkian.
The defense's first witness was a neurologist who was a clear supporter of Dr. Jack Kevorkian's work; he reviewed the medical history of Doctor Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick.
The mental status of Dr. Ali Khalili was called into question; his death was at the center of Dr. Jack Kevorkian's latest trial; jurors heard from a neurologist who gave his diagnosis.
In 2015, Halford conspires with her boyfriend to rob her great uncle; both men end up dead in a blitz of gunfire and Halford would be convicted of capital murder; Halford questions the fairness of a legal system while serving life in prison.
David Scott follows Delgadillo into the criminal underworld as he explains how a thousand-dollar robbery of crystal meth kicked off an evening of mayhem that ended with the drug thief branded with a tattoo gun and left for dead.