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variety of psychological disor-ders before and after the mur-der, Whitehill thinks none of them would have caused Mustard to kill Andrews.

“This is not a profile, I would predict, that would engage in this level of con-duct,” he said. “There must have been other conditions present at the time, like an extreme psychosis.”

Typically, murderers are severely anti-social, sadistic and narcissistic.

But Mustard didn’t fit that profile, Whitehill said.

He had, however, several disorders.

For example, he has been diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder, which causes people speak in non-sequiturs and sometimes have hallucinations milder than those affecting people with schizophrenia.

He also has mild levels of borderline personality disor-der, which causes dramatic emotions and intense instabil-ity and paranoia.

On another test, Mustard

showed elevated levels of depression and anxiety.

Whitehill suggested that Mustard might also have post-traumatic stress disorder, not from anything that really hap-pened to him, but from his delusions.

“He said that he’s seen peo-ple tortured and gutted,” said Whitehill. “He believes he’s been subjected to these events even though they never really happened.”

But these psychological conditions alone wouldn’t have caused Whitehill to think Mustard would commit the murder.

“We don’t have a psycho-pathic criminal prone to law-breaking behavior,” he said.

Mustard, he said, didn’t appear to generally fit the legal definition of an insane person, but he seemed like someone who had a large number of mild disorders and temporar-

ily went insane at the time of the killing.

Bryan Hershman, Mustard’s lawyer, argued that Mustard’s suffered from diminished capacity at the time of the killing and thus shouldn’t be held to the same standard as a sane person.

If a gun goes off in your hand by accident and shoots your friend, he argued, it’s dif-ferent than if you walk up to someone on the street and

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Bremerton tent city in the worksBremerton Patriot

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