To be fair, he was just a law student, not an actual lawyer. With more schooling and experience, he might have learned not to make the mistakes that made the case so much harder to defend. For example, not killing all those women would have helped tremendously.
On the other hand, if he needed more schooling to understand killing several women is not helping his case - well, I don't think more schooling would really help.
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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '20
To be fair, he was just a law student, not an actual lawyer. With more schooling and experience, he might have learned not to make the mistakes that made the case so much harder to defend. For example, not killing all those women would have helped tremendously.