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Last updated on Tuesday, September 21, 2010
(RISING SUN, IN) - A court-appointed psychologist doesn’t believe a rising son teenager who strangled his 10-year-old brother is a psychopath.
Dr. Edward Connor was cross-examined Monday during the fourth day of Andrew Conley's sentencing hearing in southern Indiana.
Prosecutor Aaron Negangard pressured Connor about whether Conley showed signs of a psychopathic personality, but Connor testified the teen didn't fit that profile.
Instead, he believes Conley was likely in a dissociative state when he killed his brother Conner.
The mental illness is described as a condition in which the mind seems different than the body.
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