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Psychologist testifies that Taylor Schabusiness, who's accused of killing and decapitating a lover, is not mentally competent to stand trial.
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Taylor Schabusiness is accused of killing and decapitating a sexual partner. Psychologist Diane Lytton testified that Schabusiness is not mentally competent to stand trial. The judge did not immediately rule on the matter. (7/13/23)
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Posted at 8:55 AM, July 11, 2023 and last updated 4:31 PM, July 13, 2023
GREEN BAY (Scripps News Green Bay) — Weeks before Taylor Schabusiness is set to go to trial on July 24, Judge Thomas Walsh has approved another competency hearing.
The defense argued in a motion for a new evaluation that a completed competency evaluation filed on Nov. 18, 2022, is no longer current and the defense counsel has concerns that Schabusiness “may have been suffering from a mental breakdown or other mental defect before and after the alleged incident on Feb. 23, 2022.” [..]
The state’s court ordered doctor is currently scheduled to testify on Schabusiness’ competency at 8:30 a.m. July 21 prior to jury selection that afternoon. Opening statements and testimony is scheduled for Monday, July 24 with the trial expected to last one week.
House of Horrors Murder Trial: Taylor Schabusiness Competency Hearing | Court TV Video
Psychologist testifies that Taylor Schabusiness, who's accused of killing and decapitating a lover, is not mentally competent to stand trial.
www.courttv.com
Taylor Schabusiness is accused of killing and decapitating a sexual partner. Psychologist Diane Lytton testified that Schabusiness is not mentally competent to stand trial. The judge did not immediately rule on the matter. (7/13/23)
Second competency hearing scheduled ahead of Taylor Schabusiness trial
This week, the defense will have a doctor it hired testify on the competency of accused murderer Taylor Schabusiness.
www.courttv.com
Posted at 8:55 AM, July 11, 2023 and last updated 4:31 PM, July 13, 2023
GREEN BAY (Scripps News Green Bay) — Weeks before Taylor Schabusiness is set to go to trial on July 24, Judge Thomas Walsh has approved another competency hearing.
The defense argued in a motion for a new evaluation that a completed competency evaluation filed on Nov. 18, 2022, is no longer current and the defense counsel has concerns that Schabusiness “may have been suffering from a mental breakdown or other mental defect before and after the alleged incident on Feb. 23, 2022.” [..]
The state’s court ordered doctor is currently scheduled to testify on Schabusiness’ competency at 8:30 a.m. July 21 prior to jury selection that afternoon. Opening statements and testimony is scheduled for Monday, July 24 with the trial expected to last one week.
