Courtney Browen
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9,778 appearances
30 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
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Courtney Browen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But in order to do that, Lindsay had to have a mental health examination to make sure she was in the right state of mind to change her proxy.
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This examination was done by psychiatrist Dr. Sejal Shah.
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When Dr. Shaw spoke with Lindsay, she asked if Lindsay was having any current hallucinations or delirium.
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Lindsay said she was not.
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Dr. Shaw determined that Lindsay's earlier delirium and hallucinations might have been brought on by anesthesia from her surgery.
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Also in the evaluation, Dr. Shaw said there was no suicidal, homicidal, or paranoid ideation.
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Dr. Shaw listed her mood as okay and her thought process as organized.
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also testified that Lindsay told her about the auditory hallucinations she heard.
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Now, the supposed auditory hallucinations became the center point of the trial and the only people who could truly testify whether they believed Lindsay was experiencing them or not were the doctors brought to the stand.
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For the final portion of this episode, we are going to discuss the doctors who evaluated Lindsay after the murders.
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Their testimonies are very important because they will help determine whether or not Lindsay was insane at the time of the murders.
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Now, there were a lot of doctors who evaluated Lindsay, but I'm going to focus on the doctors who I believe had the most compelling arguments from each side.
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We will start with the prosecution and the testimony of Dr. Kirk Halbron.
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Dr. Halbron is a professor at Drexel University and a forensic psychologist.
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He was hired by the DA in January of 2025, and he said he spent about 180 hours total working this case, which included speaking with members of Lindsay's family and reviewing all of the evidence.
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His evaluation of Lindsay took place in April of 2026.
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He spent three days speaking with Lindsay.
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for a total of 10 and a half hours.
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Now, for the first two days, he said, quote, she had a very good memory for dates and medications and dosages and times and other relevant details, end quote.
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