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wounding. Dudley Payne acknowl:dged that his client’s behavior in the courtroom was incredibly unusual, incredibly different and incredibly bizarre but reminded the jury of an old Indian saying: “Don’t judge another person until you walk a mile in his moccasins.” He noted the jury was called on to judge Douglas but asked them to first look back over the defendant's life since that fateful day when he met Marx at Central State Hospital. “In his mind, he shouldn't be on trial today. He should be getting a medal," Payne said.

Payne pointed out that Douglas blamed Marx for the loss of his family, friends, job, money—"everything he had"—and had gone to various law enforcement

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