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FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP43 "Third Mental Health Expert Testifies"
The forensic psychologist who evaluated Aileen Wuornos claimed she was not anti-social, yet she had traits of anti-social behavior; the third witness in a row a licensed psychologist, who evaluated Aileen Wuornos, testified for the Defense.
S1, EP44 "Borderline Personality Disorder Diagnosis"
Three of the Defense's mental health experts diagnosed Aileen Wuornos with borderline personality disorder; the Defense began its case in the penalty phase of Florida versus Wuornos by calling in three licensed psychologists.
S1, EP45 "State Challenges Defense's Case"
The State challenged the Defense's mental health experts on their diagnosis of convicted killer Aileen Wuornos; according to investigators and even her doctors, she gave differing accounts of her actions that led to the deaths of seven men.
S1, EP46 "Aileen's Brother On The Stand"
The State, not the Defense called in Aileen Wuornos's adopted brother to testify during the penalty phase of her Trial; he was brought in to talk about their childhood; The Defense claimed that psychological issues dating back then.
S1, EP42 "Results Of A Mental Health Evaluation"
The confessed and now convicted killer, Aileen Wuornos had been evaluated by the nation's leading mental health experts; the jury found her guilty of killing Richard Mallory and she was linked to six other deaths.
S1, EP41 "Forensic Psychologist Explains"
Dr. Harry Krop evaluated Aileen Wuornos in jail after her arrest but before she was convicted of killing Richard Mallory; a forensic psychologist explained to jurors about Aileen Wuornos's turbulent childhood.
S1, EP40 "Doc, What's Wrong With Her?"
The jury listened to a mental health expert who broke down the psychological issues that plagued Aileen Wuornos from childhood to young adulthood; a forensic psychologist brought a different perspective in understanding Aileen Wuornos.
S1, EP39 "Clincial Psychologist Reveals Diagnosis"
Cross-examination began on the clinical psychologist who evaluated Aileen Wuornos; that evaluation was after she confessed to police that she killed seven men in a year's span.
