Whatcom County judge Jack S. Kurtz orders a “blue ribbon panel” of six psychiatrists to examine Bianchi both in and out of hypnosis – two for the defense, two for the prosecution, and two on behalf of the court. #truecrime#OTD#podcasts#buzzsprout
Bellingham Herald reports Kenneth Bianchi rejected a deal offered by prosecutors to plead guilty and accept two life sentences for the murders of Karen Mandic and Diane Wilder. #OTD#truecrime#podcasts#buzzsprout
Dr. Ronald A. Markman, a #LA psychiatrist, meets with Kenneth Bianchi and later concludes he has a “severe multiple personality” disorder and the “possibility of brain” disorder. #OTD#truecrime#podcasts#serialkiller
Dr. John G. Watkins continues his examination of Kenneth Bianchi and later concludes Bianchi, “as a person, has no awareness of the crimes he has committed.” #OTD#seattle#truerime#podcast
Bianchi's defense attorney suspected that Kenneth Bianchi might have another "part," or personality, and he arranged for Dr. Watkins to hypnotize Bianchi on March 21, 1979. #OTD#truecrime#serialkiller#podcast
Did you know we have a live bonus episode? Listen to key insider information on who was a potential suspect in the case and who Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono were reaching out to from jail. #losangeles#truecrime#podcastapple.co/3UgybTp
#OTD in 1979, Bianchi’s defense lawyer shares with him a copy of his childhood medical records from the DePaul Clinic, which detailed a long history of psychiatric evaluations, bedwetting, and a domineering mother. #truecrime#podcast#serialkiller
#OnThisDay March 11 through July 12, 1979, Kenneth Bianchi was examined by a panel of "blue-ribbon" psychiatrists and psychologists totaling over 40 hours in videotaped sessions. #applepodcasts#buzzsprout
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#OTD March 11, 1979: Stanford psychiatrist Dr. Donald L. Lunde meets with Kenneth Bianchi in the Whatcom County Jail and concludes Bianchi is a “pathological liar.” #spotify#truecrime#podcast
Dr. John Watkins interviewed Bianchi three times in March and April of 1979. Co-prosecutor Elizabeth Baron remembers when lead prosecutor Roger Boren called her into his office to watch the recorded interview sessions. #truecrime#podcast#serialkiller
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