The host argues that Haig's claim of insanity due to childhood trauma was a disingenuous attempt to avoid execution.

“ultimately this insanity plea was believed by very few people a lot of people saw straight through it this was clearly for a money motive”

The host argues that Martin Guerre's mental state of depression and feelings of worthlessness were more debilitating than his physical injuries.

“And eventually, these spiraling thoughts became really like the worst thing he was dealing with. Like, they they surpassed the actual physical pain he was dealing with. It was just this incredible depression that had set in.”