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Poor self-esteem, severe depression, and self-isolation was Lorena Bobbitt's behavior during her marriage with John. Common symptoms of battered woman's syndrome according to the forensic psychiatrist who performed a full mental health evaluation on Lorena after she maimed her husband. Dr. Susan Feister even elaborated that Lorena suffered severe depression as a result in her failing marriage.
S1, EP1 "The Cut Heard Around The World"
Opening statements began in Lorena Bobbitt's trial. Prosecutors accused her of maliciously cutting her husband John's penis off and throwing it out the car window. The jury learned how her husband's penis was severed, discarded, and then re-attached. Her defense argued that she suffered from major depression and acted out of temporary insanity when she carried out this mutilation.
S1, EP2 "A Husband's Mutilation"
The first witness prosecutors bring to the witness stand is Lorena Bobbitt's husband, John; he tells jurors plainly, she just cut it off; the jury learns the background on what led up to John's maiming.
S1, EP3 "Bad Sex Or Marital Rape?"
Jury watched a fiery cross-examination of John Bobbitt. He testified that he wanted to have sex with his wife, Lorena, hours before she sliced his penis off. But he claimed he was too drunk and tired and simply passed out. Her defense claimed he sexually assaulted her. Next, John's longtime friend took the stand. Robert Johnston happened to be in the apartment on the night of the attack when Lorena chopped John's penis off.
S1, EP4 "The Successful Microsurgery"
Jurors listened to how police officers scrambled around her neighborhood to try to find Lorena Bobbitt's husband's severed penis. She was accused of cutting it off, then getting into her car, driving off and tossing it out of the car window. Jurors then got graphic details on how John Bobbitt's penis was re-attached successfully in a nine-hour procedure. The urological surgeon explained in detail how microvascular surgery was performed.
