Mississippi teen killer’s defense advocates for new trial because she was in horse ‘therapy,’ hearing voices

The defense attorney for 15-year-old Carly Gregg is arguing that she deserves a new trial because she was previously treated for hearing voices using horse therapy. Gregg was found guilty of murder and aggravated assault in the shooting of her mother and stepfather. The defense claims that new information about Gregg’s mental health supports a diagnosis of schizophrenic disorder and could lead to a different outcome in a new trial. However, the judge disagreed, stating that the evidence presented does not warrant a new trial. The case has sparked debate about mental health and the justice system.