A distinguished gray-haired man was sworn in and took the stand.
“I want to thank you for being here, Dr. Larkin. I know your time is very valuable.
Would you tell us a little about your background?” “I have a successful practice in Chicago.
I’m a past president of the Chicago Psychiatric Association.”
How many years have you been in practice, Doctor?” “Approximately thirty years.
And as a psychiatrist, I imagine you’ve seen many cases of multiple personality disorder?“No.”
Brennan frowned. “When you say no, you mean you haven’t seen a lot of them? Maybe a dozen?”
“I’ve never seen one case of multiple personality disorder.”
Brennan looked at the jury in mock dismay, then back at the doctor.
In thirty years of working with mentally disturbed patients,
you have never seen a single case of multiple personality disorder?“That’s correct.”
“I’m amazed. How do you explain that?” “It’s very simple. I don’t think that multiple personality disorder exists.”
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