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Aren't most people who would have PTSD put on medication because they can not cope? Forgive me who is DV?
The domestic violence expert.
Aren't most people who would have PTSD put on medication because they can not cope? Forgive me who is DV?
Good morning, everyone.
Hate to ask, maybe someone could refresh my memory, is there going to be testimony tomorrow?
Maybe there will be, or maybe there won't be?
Ummm...does ANYONE know the answer to this? Is there court tomorrow?Before or after?
I wonder if there were any experts who just wouldn't touch this case, or if they went straight to Samuels because he had a reputation for being agreeable to providing the necessary information helpful to the defense. I think Nurmi/Willie came up with the PSTD defense, and then approached psychologists to evaluate her. I think to get a remotely correct diagnosis, a psychologist should go in there with very little information. Of course, there needs to be some information from the beginning, but I suspect with someone as incompetent looking as Samuels that it would be easy to steer him in a particular direction. JMHO FWIW.LOL. I'm probably giving him too much credit, but it's basic math. There's a big difference between 3-8 percent of 100,000 and 3-8 out of 100,000. Samuels is a bumbling fool. I cannot believe that anyone would consider him an expert.
And really...how much "self-esteem" is a person sitting in jail accused of a brutal murder supposed to exhibit? Did Nurmi really expect to walk into his first meeting with such a defendant and expect to see someone looking ready for an executive job interview? So, along the 3 years he saw her, she developed more confidence. Maybe she just got more comfortable in jail (and all the pesky noise at night) and with him; she probably looked forward to his visits...wonder how much her parents visited her.
... call Travis' phone , the message is not good enough. Go into his phone system to erase it and then call back?
I have not been able to watch as much as I would like, and I saw a reference to this on another website.
Can somewhere here elaborate on what was said in court?
This may not be helpful, but when Jodi was on the stand and she was questioned on the voicemail she left Travis, she basically said "When I called, I kept crying so I would delete the message and try again so that I sounded as normal as possible". I'm sure it wasn't because she was crying, but more that she was trying to get her wording right.
Can someone confirm for me that it is 4 p.m. EST that the coverage starts?
Your Erroneous Zones, by Wayne Dyer. (I had a child rearing book that he wrote and I never read. )I'm wondering about this book he gave her ... and if he gave her anything else. He seems to have a track record for being inappropriate.
After murdering Travis, to help cover her tracks, Jodi left him messages on his answering machine and kept deleting them and starting over, until she got it just right, to make it sound like she had no idea he was dead.I have not been able to watch as much as I would like, and I saw a reference to this on another website.
Can somewhere here elaborate on what was said in court?
That's what they said on IN SESSION.
After murdering Travis, to help cover her tracks, Jodi left him messages on his answering machine and kept deleting them and starting over, until she got it just right, to make it sound like she had no idea he was dead.
and this was AFTER she killed him?
After the jury questions for the "doctor", does the domestic violence expert come up? Are they the last defense witness, and then rebuttal?