Defense argues Bruce Foster’s psychosis meant he didnt know his actions were wrong @WBNS
Defense argues Bruce Foster’s psychosis meant he didnt know his actions were wrong  @WBNS
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Defense lawyer argues client didn't know his actions were wrong because of severe psychosis and that his delusions were stronger than most schizophrenia cases.

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Defense argues Bruce Foster’s psychosis meant he didn't know his actions were wrong

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