Hazel Diaz (Bull)

Hazel Diaz (Roma Maffia) is the main villainess from "Witness for the Prosecution," episode 2.15 of Bull (airdate February 27, 2018). She is a longtime Brooklyn-based crime boss, having operated for over 30 years.
Hazel was shown walking down the streets talking to herself loudly, only to turn off her facade when she approaches Officer Sampson. The conversation revealed that Sampson was a corrupt cop in league with Hazel, as he provided protection to her in exchange for a payout (later revealed as $5000/month). Sampson stated to Hazel that he wanted out of their arrangement and was threatening to take her down, with Hazel responding by pulling out a gun and shooting Sampson in the head.
Hazel returned to her schizophrenic persona after killing Sampson, and when Dr. Jason Bull took the case against her, Hazel's history was revealed. She had been arrested and tried seven different times, but she would feign insanity every time and it would lead her to a six month stay in an institution before she was back on the streets again. The villainess stayed true to form during Bull's first encounter with her, which had her shouting loudly and pretending to hear voices as part of a psychotic break before Sean Perkins, her lawyer, entered. Bull's second encounter had him speaking to a more calm Hazel, who claimed that she was on medication, while also repeatedly stating that she didn't remember the murder due to her psychotic break. However, Bull stating that her memory of her actions during the break were a contradiction, leading to Hazel snapping at Bull after he added that she wasn't really on anything.
The investigation also revealed that Hazel's mother suffered from schizophrenia, and it was 13 times more likely to be hereditary. Bull was hit with this argument by Perkins, but he stated that the illness she was faking would not lead to violent tendencies, revealing another hole in Hazel's facade. After Officer Chambers testified to his partner's corruption and his plan to get out, the evil Hazel feigned another psychotic break in an attempt to evade the charges against her. Bull suggested putting Hazel on a medication that would cause seizures, but after hearing that side effect, the villainess dropped her facade and stated that she was fine. Later on, Perkins offered a plea deal where Hazel would reveal the names of the top three cartel leaders, but it was turned down, leading to Hazel being convicted of Sampson's murder.
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Category:2010s
Category:Bondage Used On Villainess
Category:Boss
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Category:Live Action Villainess
Category:Murder: Gun
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Category:Psychotic
Category:Fate: Guilty