Letecia Stauch Trial Day 14 Pt 2 | Forensic Psychologist from Jail

Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, Dr. Christine Mohr, testifies about her assessment of Letecia Stauch’s mental state to respond to her not guilty plea due to mental disease or defect (insanity defense.) During this investigation, Dr. Mohr was the mental health director at the El Paso County jail and reviews psych reports from Letecia's ongoing evaluation.

Timestamps:
0:00:00 Dr. Mohr Takes Stand / Qualifications
0:21:54 Direct Examination
1:55:47 Cross Examination
2:52:10 Redirect
3:07:06 Recross
3:09:15 Juror Question

Summary of the case: On the evening of January 27, 2020, 11-year-old Gannon Stauch was reported missing from his Colorado home while he was under the care of his step mother, Letecia Stauch while his father was away on assignment for the military. Leticia raised suspicion quickly after not participating in search efforts for her stepson and decides to leave the state with her teenage daughter a few days after the investigation begins. Her husband, Al, began working with investigators early on in the case to attempt to locate Gannon and Leticia. Leticia was eventually found and arrested in Myrtle Beach, SC on March 2nd and Gannon's remains are finally discovered March 20th in Florida. After many attempts to evade law enforcement and make up stories as to Gannon's disappearance, Letecia decides to plead guilty by reason of insanity. The 20-day trial began on April 3rd, 2023.