Prosecutor's Office: Mr. Pips Is Not Mentally Ill, Mr. Hunter Does Not Receive His Salary in Gold.
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According to the Prosecutor's Office, during the investigation and questioning at the trial, Mr. Pips clearly explained his criminal conduct. Verification results from the medical department of the detention center, information from correctional officers and cellmates did not record any unusual signs of Mr. Pips' mental health.
The prosecution argued that during questioning and at trial, Mr. Pips clearly and logically recounted the process of committing the crime himself and his accomplices. Lawyers responded at the trial of Mr. Pips and his accomplices. The Mr. Pips case: Lawyers request consideration of mitigating circumstances for the defendant. The Prosecutor's Office warns of new factors in the Mr. Pips case.
Mr. Hunter Lê Khắc Ngọ asserted that the 142 kg of gold seized was his salary and bonuses paid by the company, while the prosecution accused him of purchasing these assets with money obtained through criminal activity.
Mr. Pips' mother testified that her son had a history of mental illness treatment for 13 years, and the lawyer repeatedly requested a psychiatric evaluation. However, in the rebuttal on the afternoon of November 7th, the prosecution stated that there was no basis to accept this request, citing the results of examinations at Bach Mai Hospital and other verification documents.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The prosecution rejected the request for a psychiatric evaluation of Mr. Pips and also dismissed Mr. Hunter's testimony about being paid in gold.
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