Randy Kessler
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Did he think it was who?
He did not think it was himself.
He thought it was somebody else in his body, somebody else making him do this.
He was obviously mentally disturbed.
He didn't form the intent.
Something in his brain went wrong and made him do that.
That's the mental insanity defense that he's gonna have to use.
I don't know what else he has.
So I've maintained all along this is a case about sentencing, right?
You can tell me all day long that it's not just about sentencing.
You're going to get a conviction, but...
What made him do that?
You say the why doesn't matter.
Juries always want to know why.
And you know what?
If there's a mental insanity defense, the why is going to matter.
And that's going to be the only thing he has if he goes to trial to argue is that he was out of his mind.
He did not know what he was doing.
He was being controlled, possessed, whatever it is, because you're right.