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Carly Gregg’s Defense Blames Mental Health on Gruesome Murder: ‘She Loved Her Mom’
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40:56Now PlayingCarly Gregg’s defense presented their closing argument on Friday and detailed why they believe her mental health issues are why she allegedly killed her mother, Ashley Smylie. The defense claims there was more to her mental health than she was telling her multiple psychiatrists and counselors in the months leading up to the incident. If Gregg is convicted, she could face life behind bars.
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Fifteen-year-old Carly Gregg is accused of brutally murdering her mother and attempting to murder her stepfather in March of 2024. Gregg allegedly shot her mother in the face numerous times inside their Mississippi home before she's accused of calling her friend over to show her the gruesome scene. If convicted, Gregg faces life behind bars.
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