By Alejandro Lopez de Haro
County of the Supreme Court of the King in Brooklyn, where Teon Brummell is tried for murder.((Khayata/the Brooklyn Ink lea.))
A psychiatrist called by the prosecution in the case of a Brooklyn man accused of the murder of his little friend, delivered in question the theory of the defence, that the respondent was not responsible for his actions.
Mr. Alexander Bardey, prosecution expert witness challenged previous testimony made by expert witness for the defence, Mr. Sanford l. Drob, who stated the accused Teon Brummell, 33, has suffered from emotional distress Extreme (EDI), a condition that would allow the defence to assert that he was not responsible for his actions.Bardey said that the Brummell instead suffered a report less serious that he described as "a disorder of personality, with a limit of antisocial features."
Brummell is charged with second degree murder in the death of Natasha Southerland, his girlfriend, September 20 2004.Il allegedly stabbed and beaten s in the apartment they share.Brummell was arrested after her car crash and be transported to the hospital after reportedly attempted suicide with an overdose of Tylenol.Il claims do not really remember in killing her.
Questioned by the Assistant District Attorney, Edward Purce Bardey stated that its own study of Brummell and reads other medical reports allowed him to conclude that the accused has been dishonest about his mental health.
Bardey further added that he has not seen Brummell feel "remorse" for murder présumé.Cela was examined by the Bardey to be an important feature for someone that has suffered from EED.
Bardey has also said that Brummell selective memory was "suspicious" and called into question his credibility.
Testimony on Wednesday for the defence, Mr. Sanford l. Drob said that he diagnosed with borderline personality disorder Brummell and a serious case of contr?le.M loss.Drob stated that it was because Brummell had accumulated many trauma in her father vie.Son allegedly abused him and his older brother had died in a car accident when he was 17.
The trial is set to meet again Monday.
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