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Dr. J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner aka Dr. Buzz is questioned by Jami Floyd on the forensic treatment for the individuals found to be criminally insane.
The topic comes from the murder trial of Michelle Kehoe.
Michelle Kehoe was accused of driving her two children to a pond near Littleton, where she covered their faces with duct tape before slicing their throats with knife on Oct. 26, 2008. Two-year-old Seth Kehoe died in the attack. His 7-year-old brother, Sean, survived. Michelle Kehoe's attorney didn't dispute the facts of the case but argued that Kehoe
suffered from a mental illness and couldn't fully understand her actions. From July to October 26, 2008, Kehoe had thoughts of suicide as the only way out, according to Dr. Logans evaluation of her.
As in the past, she didnt vocalize her suicidal thoughts to her husband or to those around her. Kehoe began to think that her children might be better off dead, fearing that they may have inherited her mental illness. She plotted to kill her sons and herself for two months before carrying out the acts on Sunday, October 26, 2008. The jury deliberated for about two hours before returning its verdict early Thursday afternoon. The panel found the 36-year-old Coralville woman guilty of first-degree murder, attempted murder and child endangerment.
She faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison. Dr. Buzz and television host Jami Floyd discuss psychological treatment for the criminally insane; prison vs. long term mental health treatment within a instutional setting.
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Dr. J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner aka Dr. Buzz and Jami Floyd discuss the murder trial of Michelle Kehoe.
Michelle Kehoe suffered from severe depression for 12 years before she killed her toddler son, attempted to kill her other son and tried to kill herself in October 2008.
Kehoe attempted suicide a number of times, the first being in March 1998. She drank Heet and inhaled carbon monoxide. Her next suicide attempt was a year later, in February 1999, when she checked herself into a hotel and cut her femoral artery. Kehoe was hospitalized after each suicide attempt. Her on-again/off-again therapy included up to 44 electroshock treatments.
In December 2007, Kehoes car skidded into the Iowa River. She and her two sons were rescued by four men who witnessed it. According to Dr. Logan, Kehoe began to experience post-traumatic stress disorder after the river incident. Her condition worsened throughout 2008 following stressors that included her husband losing his job and her ill mother moving to Iowa.
From July to October 26, 2008, Kehoe had thoughts of suicide as the only way out, according to Dr. Logans evaluation of her. As in the past, she didnt vocalize her suicidal thoughts to her husband or to those around her. Kehoe began to think that her children might be better off dead, fearing that they may have inherited her mental illness. She plotted to kill her sons and herself for two months before carrying out the acts on Sunday, October 26, 2008.
She was accused of driving her two children to a pond near Littleton, where she covered their faces with duct tape before slicing their throats with knife on Oct. 26, 2008.
Two-year-old Seth Kehoe died in the attack. His 7-year-old brother, Sean, survived.
Kehoe's attorney didn't dispute the facts of the case but argued that Kehoe suffered from a mental illness and couldn't fully understand her actions.
From July to October 26, 2008, Kehoe had thoughts of suicide as the only way out, according to Dr. Logans evaluation of her.
As in the past, she didnt vocalize her suicidal thoughts to her husband or to those around her.
A jury has found Michelle Kehoe guilty of killing her 2-year-old son and injuring the boy's older brother.
The jury deliberated for about two hours before returning its verdict early Thursday afternoon (November 5, 2009). The panel found the 36-year-old Coralville woman guilty of first-degree murder, attempted murder and child endangerment. She faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
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Dr. Buzz has given us great insight into the psyche of some of humankind's oddest behaviors. Dr. Buzz is an entertaining intellectual who seems very passionate about his work.