Author Dr. John C. Brady II is a psychologist and criminologist who has painstakingly reviewed the case and, without giving credence to second-shooter theories, concludes that modern diagnoses of Sirhan’s complex mental health issues would make a difference to a California jury had these tools been available at the time.
About Dr. Brady
For twenty-five years Dr. Brady has had the privilege of providing of psychological services to hundreds of forensic clients, some who were falsely accused—especially in sex cases. He continues to work with fifty or so top criminal defense attorneys in California, with preparation of cases including comprehensive psychological-testing evaluations and court testimony.
Dr. Brady received his education at the University of California, Berkeley where he received his doctorate degree in criminology. After graduating he served psychological internships at The San Francisco V.A. hospital and Highland General Hospital, Oakland, California.
As both a California licensed forensic psychologist and a Doctor of Criminology, he brings a unique blend of professional knowledge and years of experience to each case he is involved in. Impulse control disorders, including sexual molestation and shoplifting have been central areas of Dr. Brady’s professional attention.
Defendants accused in criminal cases who have retained his services over the years have reported that they achieved more favorable court adjudication results than they had anticipated.
