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During closing arguments, the State focused on the pattern of behavior that it said proved Aileen Wuornos operated as a serial killer.
During closing arguments, the State focused on the pattern of behavior that it said proved Aileen Wuornos operated as a serial killer.
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FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP34 "Pattern Of Behavior"During closing arguments, the State focused on the pattern of behavior that it said proved Aileen Wuornos operated as a serial killer.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP35 "Verdict Is In"The Defense wanted to keep the jury focused on one specific homicide; the State brought in the other six killings linked to this case to show a pattern of behavior.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP36 "Penalty Phase"The penalty phase in Florida versus Wuornos began; Aileen Wuornos now faced the death penalty over the killing of Richard Mallory, the first of seven victims.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP37 "Mitigating Factors"Jurors learn about any mitigating factors in the case of the convicted killer, Aileen Wuornos; a mental health evaluation showed she suffered from psychological issues stemming from problems during childhood.
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