A forensic psychologist testified in a murder trial that a woman's actions were not driven by acute psychosis. The psychologist's assessment was based on the woman's description of hearing a voice. This voice allegedly instructed her to harm her children and then herself.

However, the psychologist found this account to be unusual and did not believe it was a genuine hallucination. The psychologist's testimony shed light on the woman's state of mind at the time of the incident. Further details about the trial and the psychologist's findings are available.