Kayla Brantley

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3,270 appearances 68 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 16 Sep

Kayla Brantley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Mack's claim that there were no symptoms of psychosis in Lindsay's medical records by listing the symptoms in her records.
But by this point the judge is regularly having to intervene between the two because it is getting a bit fiery.
The prosecution then called forensic psychologist Dr.
Kirk Heilbrunn, who interviewed Lindsay alongside Mack but formed his opinion separately.
Heilbrunn revealed that he and Mack disagreed about Lindsay's diagnosis.
Unlike Dr.
Mack, Dr.
Heilbrunn concluded that Lindsay was suffering from bipolar two disorder, but he acknowledged difficulty identifying a clear period of hypomania, which is ordinarily required.
For bipolar tube.
This is potentially significant to the defense who claim undiagnosed bipolar disorder and the effect of antidepressants on that condition have caused Lindsay Clancy to deteriorate.
And one of Dr.
Helburn's key points was the 18 minutes that Lindsay Clancy experienced this hallucination.
Can you expand on that?
Yeah, and Rachel, all of this testimony that we've heard from the last few days of the trial has been very dramatic, very heart wrenching to say the least.
But we can't finish today's episode without bringing you possibly one of the most explosive things to happen.
The moment that the defense filed a motion for a mistrial.
Rachel, you were there.
Tell us what happened here.
Well that's all for today.
Make sure that you're following the trial USA wherever you get your podcasts so that you do not miss an update.
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