New's Actions Were Not Impacted by Her Mental State, the Prosecution Argued.

The prosecution argued that a new's actions were not impacted by her mental state. They said she was perfectly capable of making rational decisions at the time of Jo's death. The letters penned by Anu during her time in custody were used as evidence that she considered her actions deliberate, selfish and wrong - further proving she was of rational mind. She should be hospitalised for up to six months to undergo psychiatric treatment followed with five years of medication and seven years of psychotherapy says psychiatrist Dr Michael Geinand.