Public statements and procedural events are distinct from the author’s interpretation of a calculated performance. They do not independently establish mental state.
Source-grounded paraphrase; Chapter 14.
Batchelor juxtaposes Remus’s statements to police and reporters after killing Imogene with his not-guilty plea at the October 7, 1927 arraignment and continued efforts to frame his conduct through press interviews.
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Fresh audit September 30, 2026: checked against the supplied 479-sheet PDF. Verified as a secondary-source paraphrase only, not independent primary corroboration. Physical PDF sheets are not print pagination. Public statements and procedural events are distinct from the author’s interpretation of a calculated performance. They do not independently establish mental state. Full-book review remains incomplete because embedded text on sheets 412 and 425 is unresolved.
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