I wonder if BK ever did interview actual convicts for his research, but if he did, did he ask what went through their minds at trial? Granted this is merely a hearing, but what is going through his? I sense duper's delight.
All the attention he couldn't get naturally...
Now he has staff (i.e. his legal team) doing his bidding.
The process itself is very impersonal. I mean, they're taking about him and he's right there. Maybe real life is a lot like that for him. Talked about but rarely talked to? Outsider, looking in? Insider, looking out.
Is it possible for him to box out what happened around 4:10am that morning? Or is fully grounded in the moment here, like he's on TV in the TV?
Has to be surreal.
I see no discomfort. No remorse. No real engagement even.
JMO
He behaves differently from a defendant on trial who killed someone in a fit of jealousy or anger vs someone like BK who plotted and planned the murder of people who were total strangers.