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S1, EP47 "Dr. Francesca Lehman"

Would mental illness be a mitigating factor in Ali Abulaban's role in the double homicides? The Defense argued he acted out of heated passion while the state contended years of domestic abuse opened the door to first-degree murder. The psychological evaluation of Ali Abulaban made its way to his defense case to jurors. Dr. Francesca Lehman, was the forensic psychologist who evaluated him. She explained in detail her findings to the jury.

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S1, EP48 "Mental Health Diagnosis"

In her testimony to the jury, Dr. Francesca Lehman claimed that his mental illness may have affected the defendant's judgment and decision making in the lead up to the murders of his wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron. After performing a full mental health evaluation, Dr. Lehman diagnosed Ali Abulaban with bipolar I disorder, Complex trauma, alcohol and stimulant dependence, and unspecified Personality Disorder with borderline, antisocial, and narcissistic features.

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S1, EP49 "Challenging The Psychological Evaluation"

Under cross-examination, the State drilled the forensic psychologist who evaluated the defendant after he was arrested for murdering his wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron. The lead prosecutor accused the defendant of exaggeration, omissions, and flat-out Lies throughout the whole process. Was Ali Abulaban a victim of mental illness before committing the murders? Or simply an out-of-control husband who could not accept that his wife left him?

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S1, EP50 "Defendant Takes The Stand"

The defendant took the stand in his own murder trial. Jurors would decide later if he's guilty of plotting and carrying out the fatal shootings of his estranged wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron. On the stand, Ali Abulaban explained his allegedly abusive childhood caused by his tormenting father. This was all part of the Defense's aim to highlight how serious his mental issues were when he committed the deadly shootings.

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"Defendant Faces Cross-Examination"

The prosecution begins its cross-examination of Ezra McCandless; the state wastes no time bringing up her misstatements and the things she left out when talking to police.

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"Complicated Love Affairs"

The State focused on the love triangle Ezra McCandless got herself caught up in; at the time of Alex Woodworth's death, Ezra was in an on and-off again relationship with her ex-boyfriend Jason Mengel and was also linked to Jason's friend.

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"Misstatements To Police"

Ezra McCandless verifies the statements she made to police on the witness stand; they initially seem to be different versions compared to what she claimed led to Alex's violent death.

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"Challenging Ezra's Credibility"

Ezra McCandless spent two days on the stand telling jurors what she said happened when she stabbed Alex Woodworth to death; Ezra said they had gone on a drive discussing their relationship.

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"Altered State of Consciousness"

Ezra McCandless claimed that the fatal encounter with Alex Woodworth was too scary for her to recall to police when they asked her what happened.

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"Defense's Forensic Pathologist"

The prosecution gets its turn to question the mental health doctor who had evaluated Ezra McCandless about a month after she fatally stabbed Woodworth; the issue of the self-inflicted wounds on Ezra was key for both sides.

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"Another Look at the Autopsy Report"

Ezra McCandless's defense team wanted another forensic pathologist to give jurors a second opinion on what the autopsy report said about the death of Alex Woodworth.

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"Another Psychologist Brought In"

The Defense's forensic pathologist was hired to re-examine Alex Woodworth's wounds from the deadly attack by Ezra McCandless with a pocket knife; her cross-examination continued.

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S1, EP49 "Challenging The Psychological Evaluation"

Under cross-examination, the State drilled the forensic psychologist who evaluated the defendant after he was arrested for murdering his wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron. The lead prosecutor accused the defendant of exaggeration, omissions, and flat-out Lies throughout the whole process. Was Ali Abulaban a victim of mental illness before committing the murders? Or simply an out-of-control husband who could not accept that his wife left him?

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S1, EP50 "Defendant Takes The Stand"

The defendant took the stand in his own murder trial. Jurors would decide later if he's guilty of plotting and carrying out the fatal shootings of his estranged wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron. On the stand, Ali Abulaban explained his allegedly abusive childhood caused by his tormenting father. This was all part of the Defense's aim to highlight how serious his mental issues were when he committed the deadly shootings.

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S1, EP51 "Life In The Military And Overseas"

Jurors heard directly from Ali Abulaban on the stand explain his life in the U.S. military. Years before he was accused of shooting and killing his wife, Ana, and her friend, Rayburn Barron, the defendant was in the Air Force based in Japan. That's where he first met his wife, Ana. Ali was formally discharged from the military. But he claimed it was not a dishonorable discharge nor was it an honorable discharge. Instead, he said it was in the gray area.

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S1, EP52 "The Beginning Of The Troubled Romance"

It was great in the beginning was how Ali Abulaban described the start of his marriage with Ana which included the birth of their daughter. On the stand In his double murder trial, Ali gave his side of the story. For the first time jurors heard a different perspective of Ana, her character and personality. Instead of the abused wife from a controlling, jealous husband, Ali painted a portrait of her as a manipulative, demanding wife who had a party side to her.

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