A psychiatric evaluation found Deborah Wilmot of Bridgewater suffers from several personality disord

A psychiatric evaluation found Deborah Wilmot of Bridgewater suffers wedding hotels in cancun mexico from several personality disorders, her attorney, Kurt F. Zimmermann, said. He said she stole the money to provide luxuries to her children.
Zimmermann said in court papers that the case "was only the latest of a long line of similar thefts" from virtually all her prior employers. She was sentenced to three years in prison in 2004 for stealing about $100,000 from the Canterbury School, a private school in New Milford .
"Moreover, and most telling, is the fact that despite having experienced the avalanche of negative consequences of her prosecution and sentence for the Canterbury School incident, Mrs. Wilmot wedding hotels in cancun mexico continued to rip off her employers going forward," Zimmermann wedding hotels in cancun mexico wrote. "Her post-prison conduct represents an unbroken chain of accounting department jobs and her devising means to steal from these employers."
"This is remarkable because she engaged in the thievery for the purpose of providing otherwise unaffordable luxuries to her children," Zimmermann wedding hotels in cancun mexico wrote. "This apparent contradiction in thinking is, according to the evaluation, symptomatic of the personality disorders from which the defendant suffers she apparently does not make any connection between the wrongfulness of her crimes and the drive to fulfill what she perceives as her obligation as a mother to her children. She utilizes the defenses of compartmentalization, delusion and an inability to form a coherent view of herself in the world in which she lives."