How the Most Unhinged "TikTok Psychic" Doomed Her $10M Trial (Defamation) | LAWYER EXPLAINS

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  @LegalBytesMedia · 6 months ago · pinned

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  @AaaaNinja · 6 months ago

  When she said she can&apos;t wait to present her ideas in court about Scofield, it sounds like she didn&apos;t realize that she would be the one who is on trial.

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  @osmium6832 · 6 months ago

  Something that you didn&apos;t touch on was how often the defense was asking the psychic about all the expensive vacations and shopping trips she&apos;s taken in the past 3 years. Atozy&apos;s retelling of the event made the psychic sound annoyed and completely oblivious to the fact that they were establishing that she&apos;s wealthy and thereby able to pay a very high amount in damages. She also spent nearly the entire trial trying to convince the jury that the professor really might be a murderer, when this was a defamation case to determine damages. She didn&apos;t seem to understand her guilt had already been determined and she was supposed to be convincing everyone that she&apos;s not a cruel person. She did the complete opposite.

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  @RooneyNTG · 6 months ago

  If only she used her powers to predict she’d lose the case

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  @SeraphicSedition · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80h2048o7Fc&amp;t=492">8:12</a> the jump from &quot;her research focuses on gender and sexuality&quot; to &quot;she was part of the LGBTQ community and therefore wanted to date her student if she wasn&apos;t already&quot; is actually INSANE

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  @andrewbrowning2455 · 6 months ago

  It&apos;s because she thought that she was gonna go in gun&apos;s blazing with &quot;proof&quot; that Rebecca Schofield was the murderer when the trial was <b>actually</b> about whether or not she actually said what she was saying.<br><br>The jury was never gonna see her &quot;proof&quot; because it was irrelevant.

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  @patrickdix772 · 6 months ago

  &quot;The jury couldn&apos;t be fair and impartial and base their decision on the evidence&quot;, no lady, you wanted them to FOCUS ON YOUR &quot;PSYCHIC POWERS&quot; as pure fact rather than the nonsense BS that they are.

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• EX

  @exparrot.txt5 · 6 months ago

  The way she “realized” she was “psychic” by predicting reality tv is crazy

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  @cosimothebard · 6 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80h2048o7Fc&amp;t=512">8:32</a> calling people LGBT and implying that their sexuality had something to do with their murder or motive seems to be a pattern with her she did the same thing before it’s so aggravating

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  @RustyandLuna · 6 months ago

  I knew she was cooked when I heard Her say she&apos;s excited to &quot;present her ideas&quot; to the court.

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  @DigimontamerB · 6 months ago

  You know why she represented herself, right? <br><br>I guarantee every lawyer she saw, told her to drop it and apologize, or at least told her no court would accept psychic powers as real evidence.

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  @jasa_TheRealOne · 6 months ago

  The biggest example of FAFO, EVER. I WISH that cameras were allowed in the court, but I greatly appreciate Atozy&apos;s coverage.

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