Paris court weighs PTSD defense in Aramburú murder; verdict due Friday

Lawyers for Loik Le Priol, accused of killing former rugby player Federico Aramburú, argued mitigating factors including post-traumatic stress and legitimate defense, requesting a sentence no longer than 25 years. The prosecution has sought 27 years. The jury's verdict is expected Friday, and the outcome will set a legal precedent for how PTSD is weighed in violent crime sentencing in France.