The Lindsay Clancy Trial: Therapist Reacts to ER Doctor Testimony”

She is being very, very difficult right now.

So again, maybe some bias.

Maybe she has a lot of emotion towards this case, which again, a lot of people do.

And that's why, I mean, it appears that she's being difficult for the attorney.

It was 82 degrees.

Is that right?

If that's what the record states, then yes.

I'm sorry?

If that's what her medical record states, then yes.

Well, as you sit here, you don't know what her core body temperature was?

I saw her three years ago.

I see about 200 patients.

I'm sure

you're very busy, but this is a murder trial, doctor.

Did you review your records and your notes?

I'm happy to look at my record if you bring it.

Did you review your records and notes before you came in here today to testify?

So again, overruled means he can keep going, right? The judge does not see an issue with these lines of questions.

Now, so saying obviously means he, from what I believe, he needs to stop or he needs to reframe his questioning.

And from what I'm getting, obviously, and again, a lot of prosecutors I feel like would do this.

He's being aggressive, so I believe there is a...

There is, what should we call it, objection, aggressiveness or whatnot, like he's trying to start a fight.

But again, what the judge did in the situation is he overruled it, stating he can continue with this line of questioning.

But again, this is when he's starting to amp up a little bit because the lawyer, again, I'm the med health guy, so this is just kind of what I'm seeing.

I do not do therapy.