defense claims at this present time. jeff, not only in that notebook do we see him plotting but we just saw there on the screen, there were six pages in this notebook that just said why with question marks? six pages written again and again. what does that say to you? well, certainly, this is someone who is very self-analytical. was possessed with the idea of killing people. but it also tells me that this was a person that was struggling with his santy. or his insanity. this wasn t a person just lollygagging about and wasn t aware that he had ha mental illness. he knew he was suffering and he was wrong. in his mind, as he said, he was trying to fix it, but he did, in his mind, it was broken and couldn t be fixed. but you can plan and plot, we
denver. jeff, i want to get your take on what you saw there. jeff in terms of him being, not obviously, testifying in court, but in those videos, i m sure that you ve sat and you ve conducted videos like that before. what was your take-away? well, my take-away was that this was a person with a broken mind. and something that we should be very clear about, he was already taking anti-psychotic and anti-depressive medications when he was being examined. so we may end up getting a skewed clinical picture of what was going on. that s why there is so much placed on that notebook. that s why we don t know whether he was complying with medication. we could see what was going on just before the shooting and i think that gives us a more accurate picture of whether he knew right from wrong, whether he was insane, psychotic, as the
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report to be on the way, you know? and she apparently told bild that lubitz was fearful of losing his job. there s another woman coming into the picture here. according to german media, lubitz had a live-in girlfriend that s separate from this one. this live-in girlfriend worked as a school teacher right near the apartment. we know there is a placard right outside the door and the mailbox with another name there. it s believed that the other name is the live-in girlfriend. we re still trying to figure out exactly who this person is and what more we can learn from that side of this story. alison and victor? pamela, thanks. i want to bring in clinical and forensic psychologist jeff gardear. good morning. good morning, alison. if he wanted to commit suicide, why does he have to take the whole plane with him?
holly, let me start with you. so many questions about this particular case. right. where does the line get crossed for this to be a hate crime? when you target a victim solely because of their race or religion, sometimes gender, it depend on your state, what qualifications they have for what we call a protective class. however in this particular instance, in texas, their hate crime statute says if you pick somebody solely because of their race, and it s clear that that s what conrad barrett did to this elderly gentleman, because we look at evidence he used the n word in his daily routine. there is a lot of evidence to back up. he didn t just happen it hit a man who was african-american. he picked this man because he was african-american. to hit. jeff, let me bring you in. because barrett s attorney says his client has bipolar disorder and takes medication.