Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1335 

The plaintiff‘s lawyer chuckled. “The suspect who caused the death in the hit–and–run pleaded guilty only because he‘s the defendant‘s scapegoat. Since he would take the blame for her, the confession that he gave can also be false.” 

The plaintiff‘s lawyer slowly stood up and handed in the documents. 

The documents were presented to the judge, who skimmed through them and frowned. 

“This is the evidence of all the crimes committed by the defendant. How can a mentally ill person draw out each step of the plan so purposefully when she wasn‘t in her right mind and couldn’t control her own behavior? So, no matter who the defendant is, they can‘t be spared, and the premeditated actions don‘t constitute out–of–control behaviors.” 

The judge looked at the defendant. “Do you have any other evidence?” 

The defendant‘s lawyer submitted two more pieces of evidence. “All the premeditated behaviors that my client showed were due to multiple personality disorder, better known as dissociative identity disorder. 

personality substitution incidents before this because of the

so even if my client committed a premeditated murder, it was

lips when she heard the statement. Nolan noticed her hidden emotions

gave off a grin that

disorder, including a murder case carried out by a secondary personality, was indeed very rare, so rare that

managed to completely distinguish and separate the defendant‘s behavior from the behavior

crime associated with dissociative identity disorder, and the exact diagnosis provided by the hospital proved that the murder had been

at Maisie, and Maisie was looking at her too. There seemed to be a hint of mockery flashing across her eyes as if she was

medical certificate to be handed to the plaintiff’s lawyer, who took a look at its content

lawyer beside him and said something,

was committed by someone who has dissociative identity disorder and the certificate issued by the hospital can verify that the defendant indeed committed premeditated murder under the control of her secondary personality, then the defendant should be exempted from bearing the criminal responsibility.” The

The judge nodded.