Blake Scanlon Regrets Stabbing His Girlfriend to Death: Defense Closing Argument
March 27, 2024
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20:27Now PlayingBlake Scanlon Regrets Stabbing His Girlfriend to Death: Defense Closing Argument
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as posted by the channelBlake Scanlon's attorney, Marissa Elkins, delivered the defense's closing argument Wednesday morning. She explained to the jury her belief that Scanlon allegedly killed his on-and-off-again girlfriend, Alexis Avery, due to heightened emotions when he saw her with another man at a local bar. Elkins argued that Avery triggered these emotions in Scanlon, leading him to act impulsively, especially considering his alleged mental illness. Elkins also mentioned that Scanlon feels immense guilt for his actions. Scanlon is facing charges of first-degree murder, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
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