Papasso was admitted to the Villa Carmen psychiatric sanatorium on May 14, after being charged with criminal association, slander and defamation with 90 days of preventive detention.
When they went to transfer her to prison, her father warned that he had found her with a rope and saying that she was going to commit suicide, so the court decided to transfer her to the health center.
The defense of Romina Celeste He requested that a psychiatric report be carried out to determine whether he could go to prison. According to the expertise of the Forensic Technical Institute (ITF), the doctors indicated that Papasso suffers from “a type B personality dysfunction”, which is characterized by “a high reactivity to the environment, presenting behavioral alterations in the face of frustrations.”
Furthermore, they indicated that in the examination “no depressive symptoms were found, nor did she present acute symptoms that would justify her continued hospitalization,” and they assured that she could continue with her “psychiatric and psychological treatment” on an outpatient basis.
The expert report also noted that the “self-harming” behaviors presented by the former white militant “are in the context of a low tolerance for frustration and as a way of getting what she wants.”
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