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Wanted to talk to me outside of Lisa’s presence and I don’t remember that conversation too well. But I believe that she just reinforced the idea that she would be okay with them.
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.that she would be safe with them..
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that they would make sure that she would be okay.
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Det. Sudler:
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Did you see how Lisa left the hospital? Did she
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drive away in a car with somebody or...?
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Price:
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I did.not see that. What I did see was her walking
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down the hall.
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.again with at least three people on either side of her.
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.walking down the hall to the Emergency Room exit.
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Det. Sudler:
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Do you remember what Lisa was wearing when she left?
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Price:
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I believe she.. I mean.. .1.. I think that she had on
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just a casual dress.
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.you know.
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.a one piece pullover dress. I believe that’s what she was wearing. And a pair of sandals I think. That’s my recollection.
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Det. Sudler:
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In your experience, how would you describe Lisa’s
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mental state at the time that you did the evaluation?
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Price:
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That’s.
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.that’s hard to say. I’m not a psychiatrist.
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Her.
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.her mental state.
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.umm. .as I wrote on.
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.on the Emergency Room progress note.
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that she was alert and oriented.
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that she was able to think abstractly. And
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by that I mean I asked her.
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.you know.
.you.. .we ask
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questions like “Tell me what this means to you.. .people
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in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones”. And she was able to respond correctly to that statement. Umm.. .
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mental. status-wise did I.. .did I.. .she wasn’t
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suicidal. . .she wasn’t homicidal. Was there any psychosis going on at the time. By that I mean was she out of touch with reality. I don’t. . I don’t think so. She was. . .her behavior was kinda strange in. . .as I described before. .
.I mean. . .people don’t
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