Carlos Reales Dominguez, charged with fatally stabbing two men in Davis, California, and wounding a third victim, appears at Yolo Superior Court on Monday, July 24, 2023, in Woodland, California. - Kevin Neri/The Sacramento Bee/TNS
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A forensic neuropsychologist testified on Friday that he found a frail young man most likely suffering from his first break of schizophrenia when he first met Carlos Reales Dominguez, who is accused of a brutal stabbing spree in Davis that ended with his arrest three months ago. Dale Watson, the forensic neuropsychologist, was in Yolo Superior Court in Woodland for the fifth day of Reales Dominguez’s mental competency trial. His testimony wrapped up the first week of the trial, which will reconvene Aug. 7. Guilt or innocence in the stabbings is not in question — the jury i...
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