Dual personality case Penelope Gatlin revealed in interview
Dr Stephen Burt and assistant McNamara piece together Penelope Gatlin’s troubled history from the Elliots’ adoption record to the shock that split her identity. The patient, once believed to be Gatlin’s heir, learned of her true lineage on eighteenth birthday, prompting a therapeutic plan to restore normal personality.
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