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Marijuana psychosis killing trial: Jury 'hasn't given any signs,' reporter says | Banfield
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6:27Now PlayingA California woman who says cannabis made her psychotic and stab her boyfriend 100 times is on trial, and she's expected to testify as early as Tuesday. Tony Biasotti, an investigative reporter with the Ventura County Star, has been following the case and was in the courtroom Monday. He joins NewsNation's "Banfield" with more details.
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