I've known this one for awhile, but learned a lot of new information, so that was great. One thing I wish you had done was make a side comment about Borderline Personality Disorder, providing correct inform to refute the outdated claims that were made about it in court. BPD is very treatable, and while there's still a long way to go, mental health experts have been able to reduce some of the stigma that defined it at the time of Christa's court case. Most people with BPD, including myself, are NOT prone to violence. While one of the main factors affecting people with BPD is fear of real or perceived abandonment, we're not all out to murder a person we think is 'stealing'our person. In fact, the anger and terror of being abandoned is most often directed inward, resulting in self harm. People with BPD suffer greatly, and unfortunately there's a high rate of suicide among those with the disorder. That said, again, it is very treatable, although it takes commitment and hard work (usually with lifelong mindfulness required), but many who do put in the effort end up no longer qualifying for the diagnosis! Anyway, I just wanted to let you know.