Saw this comment (not mine) regarding the article. Speaking as a lawyer, now retired, I find this story amazing. I never had a client who provided the prosecut

Saw this comment (not mine) regarding the article. Speaking as a lawyer, now retired, I find this story amazing. I never had a client who provided the prosecution with 250 pages of party admissions. and I can't help wondering what I'd have done if I'd ever had one. The only thing I can think of is breaking all his fingers. I guess this is what it looks like when a narcissist implodes? Builds up an internal world where he's the main protagonist and they don't understand him / they're out to get him? The amount of mental energy he's expending trying to make sense of what happened to him must be exhausting. Fascinating stuff going on here.