ZAAletta Rose, a 63-year-old woman accused of murdering and dismembering her 79-year-old sister, Constance 'Connie' Scholtz, in March, appeared in court again on Friday. The case was postponed until August 24, 2026, while Rose remains in custody. She is currently fifth on the waiting list for psychiatric observation. During the hearing, Rose became agitated upon seeing media cameras and questioned whether the court required a doctor to declare her 'mad.' This follows multiple disruptive appearances where she criticized the media, prosecutors, and court officials. Rose has previously refused legal representation and made racially charged comments. Her upcoming psychiatric evaluation will assess her fitness to stand trial.
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