Dr Jeni Haynes

Which absolutely burns me because we believe if the gob said it and the body done it, we all own it.

So this not being responsible because you have MPD is...

utter bullshit to us.

That's right.

It all begins in 2009 when I went to the Queensland police and I met a gentleman named Rod Messer.

And we started to tell our story.

And then we said, we need to tell you something.

We have multiple personality disorder.

And Rod Messer said, that actually increases your credibility.

It doesn't decrease it.

And he's the first one who believed me in a legal setting.

Right.

And how did that feel?

I think that there are still some altars that are still shaking from that comment because it ricocheted through the system.

And everybody that has had a bad time immediately goes back to those altars that hold Rod Messer's words sacred.

And if you have had a bad time, you just go and listen to Rod Messer tell you that you're credible.

It's beautiful.

Right.

And also because they're people who deal in facts.

Exactly.