I just finished reading and have chills up and down my entire body. Thank you for sharing.
Now I get why was going over Doc Samuels PTSD test results with Geffner, because they are 110% false! This is when the JSS called a 5 minute recess and let the jury out.
“With regards to exhibit number 540 and PTSD,” Juan begins with his attention toward the Doctor, “There are five categories that note the root of where PTSD exists with the victim based on how the defendant responded, right?”
“That’s right,” the Doctor agrees.
“This examination was done by Dr. Samuels on January 15, 2010. There are forty nine questions whose answers depend upon the questions in numbers one through five. Am I correct?” Juan Martinez asks.
“Yes?”
“The questions ask the person taking the test which is the cause of the most stress in their life. They have a selection to choose which include an accident, a disaster of some kind,” Juan explains as he enumerates with his fingers, “a non-sexual assault by someone they know, a sexual assault by someone they know and a non-sexual assault by someone they don’t know. Is that my understanding how it works?”
“Yes,” Geffner answers. “The person giving the test would base his conclusions on which of the five is chosen.”
“It was determined, based on what the defendant answered, that her PTSD was most likely due to category five. The event is her saying she was most bothered by a nonsexual attack by someone she did not know. Right?”
Geffner studies his paper. “Yes. The event that bothered Miss Arias the most is a nonsexual assault by someone she did not know.”
“Which goes to say that this event could not have been triggered by Travis Alexander according to her answer. Am I right?”
Geffner nods but not very quickly. “This answer…”
Juan Martinez finishes his thought by saying, “…is based on the black masked Ninja story. Am I right?”
“Yes,” Geffner answered."
This is from the link that Paul Sanders wrote. I like his writing style.