There was a reading uploaded a week and a half ago about Luigi and she predicted that the team would use a psyche defense and say he wasnāt in the right mind.
Luigi says he needed to make changes in the world. Heās cussing a lot out of frustration. Says Brian couldnāt keep getting away with this. The world is being destroyed. Luigi didnāt think he would get caught.
His goal was to take him out, make a point, we donāt need people who cheat and steal. He wanted to start a movement or be a part of it. He feels like heās a hero.
When she was in his energy she felt he believed he had really great lawyers and a lot of money.
She says he feels remorseful about what he did to his family but he feels nothing about Brianās family.
She felt there wasnāt something quite right in his brain. She says heās not crazy or psychopathic but thereās a disconnect with him. She got the word ātheatreā very performative and dramatic. Like someone in a play, youāre attached to the characters energy. Heās not always attached to reality. He gets out of āhis selfā and is in this performance in a way. Reality is bigger in his mind.
She said at the time his testosterone was really high and excessive.
She told him why Brian. He said he had it coming and he was very unethical and he was the head. She told him do you feel guilty and he told her it changed over time what he felt but he doesnāt feel guilty. He says itās a war and he feels stronger and he has to keep fighting. He loves the attention and fame. His parents are unhappy with him but he said Iām a man and I am honorable.
Even though the team will say he wasnāt in the right mind he says he is not childlike and knew what he was doing. Say there need to be more people like him.
She says he gets pulled and drawn into these extreme things. An extreme personality. She says if he didnāt do this she could see him doing something very physical, masculine and testosterone driven. She says he may convince himself heās a hero but heās doing it for his own self-aggrandizement.
Says he is holding himself accountable about going about it the wrong way.
Does this resonate with all the readings youāve done on him?
She felt there wasnāt something quite right in his brain. She says heās not crazy or psychopathic but thereās a disconnect with him. She got the word ātheatreā very performative and dramatic. Like someone in a play, youāre attached to the characters energy. Heās not always attached to reality.
I agree with this. His journals and writings come across as though he's living in a different reality, almost as if he's the main character in a movie.
I also can't stop thinking about the photos of him during the pre-trial hearings where he's smiling broadly. Before anyone comes for me, there's absolutely nothing wrong with smiling, but there was something about his behavior, his eyes, and his overall demeanor that felt noticeably different and, honestly, a little unsettling. Then on other days, he appeared more like the version of himself we'd seen before, the one from December or September and last May.
There seemed to be a sudden shift on one of those pre-trial days that made me wonder whether there could be an underlying mental health issue. Another possibility that crossed my mind was whether he had started a medication or experienced some other change that affected his presentation. Of course, that's just my personal impression from observing him.