Psychiatrist in Norberg rape trial says wife’s credibility ‘very low’
November 19, 2012 in DL-Online
FARGO The wife of a Fargo surgeon accused of drugging and sexually assaulting her has a history of attention-seeking and making up symptoms for physical ailments she doesn’t have, a psychiatrist testified this morning. Continue Reading
FARGO “It was true horror.” That is how Alonna Norberg described for jurors the image she awoke to one night in June 2011.
FARGO With police listening in to the phone call, Alonna Norberg’s voice strained with emotion as she challenged her husband to explain why she woke up on the morning of June 17, 2011, with the memory of him committing a sex act on her.
Calling it a “high profile case for Hubbard County,” a district judge ordered the trial of a man accused of assaulting a state trooper moved to Cass County.
With cameras barred from a high-profile corruption trial, a television station has puppets acting out the sometimes-steamy testimony about hookers, gambling and sexually transmitted diseases. In one scene, a furry hand stuffs cash down the shirt of a puppet prostitute.
“A security nightmare” is how authorities are reacting to a judge’s ruling last week to bring back a convicted murder and a man convicted of numerous assaults to testify at the trial of a Lake George man charged in a domestic assault case. 
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