Sybil story was told to be a lie due to her having 16 personalities. Last, famous case was a man convicted of attack violently with intent to seriously hurt, but yet identified a disease or its cause with DID. (Ross C., 2008) He was sentenced to 99 years. While in prison the therapist suggested that the attack happened will in a changed personality. (Ross C., 2008) It was decided that the change wanted the host …show more content…
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