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Cain and Greenlee said they have genuine concerns about whether or not
Richard Allen even wants to go to trial, considering the evidence they heard last week.
Summarising their thoughts, Cain said: "I believe it's possible that he confessed a lot and then turned around and said, 'You know what? I still want my family to love me, so I will continue to profess my innocence to achieve that because that's the most important thing right now.'
"I think that's highly possible, but if there's any possibility this man has been dragged through this process because others want him to go through the process when he doesn't, that's an absolute travesty and his wishes are being violated.
"And given that his defense team has not filed anything about his competency, we have to imagine they believe him competent.
"So if he's competent, he should be allowed to say, 'Here's what I want to do' – and I sincerely hope his wishes are being heard and followed."
Allen's legal team has not yet responded to a request for comment.