Doctor: Accused Davis serial killer 'most likely' schizophrenic
On the fifth day of accused Davis killer Carlos Dominguez's competency trial, a doctor hired by the defense testified that Dominguez shows symptoms of schizophrenia.
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On the fifth day of accused Davis killer Carlos Dominguez's competency trial, a doctor hired by the defense testified that Dominguez shows symptoms of schizophrenia.
Jurors in the accused Davis killer's Thursday court appearance spent much of the day hearing testimony from the only doctor who has been able to evaluate Carlos Dominguez to see if he is mentally competent to stand trial for murder.
In the competency trial for accused killer Carlos Dominguez, jurors heard emotional testimony at Yolo County Superior Court on Wednesday from some of his fellow students at UC Davis.
The petition, submitted to the board on September 16, 2022, states that “Benjamin Cole today is a frail, 57-year-old man with a damaged and deteriorating…
They were able to get him down. he was not shot there just to be chlor. they used bone -- beanbags. >> it still hurts. >> they got the cash back. >> testimony continues for a competency trial for a man in oklahoma that was accused of beheading a co-worker. he attacked the victim with a knife after being suspended from his job. the psychologist said nolan is incomp at the present time and he is asking to be executed and refusing to help his attorneys. this guy is apparently understands what is going on, he