Description: Segment 1 A restaged scene in which a patient (played by an actor) describes how he found his wife covered in blood. Professor Gunn describes how this is based on a real patient of his who he names here, Sam. He introduces the subject of forensic psychiatry. Time start: 00:00:00:00 Time end: 00:05:02:16 Length: 00:05:02:16 Segment 2 Gunn discusses issues of responsibility and how certain psychiatric conditions can be considered excuses for criminal behaviour in court. Time start: 00:05:02:16 Time end: 00:10:10:00 Length: 00:05:07:09 Segment 3 Gunn is shown with patient Sam as the re-enactment of the case continues. Gunn asks Sam a series of questions to ascertain his role in the death of his wife. Time start: 00:10:10:00 Time end: 00:14:10:15 Length: 00:04:00:15 Segment 4 We cut back to Gunn in the studio where he reads information out from the trial record. Although it was clear that Sam was suffering from epilepsy, the court ruled that he was not in a state of altered consciousness at the time of the murder and he is sentenced to life imprisonment. Time start: 00:14:10:15 Time end: 00:19:28:15 Length: 00:05:18:00 Segment 6 Gunn talks about sentencing and how decisions are made whether someone should go to hospital or prison. The re-enactment with Sam then continues, with Sam discussing what happened to him in prison. Time start: 00:24:32:00 Time end: 00:31:47:00 Length: 00:05:15:00. Segment 7 Gunn concludes the story of Sam by saying that it became obvious later that he didn't know what he was doing with he murdered his wife as the prison reported him having epileptic fits followed by confusional paranoid and agressive episodes. Time start: 00:31:47:00 Time end: 00:36:14:24 Length: 00:04:27:24