A man accused of murdering his wife and stepson blamed his teeth, a court heard.
Janos Rozsavolgyi, 53, told a jury toxic mercury in his fillings had leaked out, damaged his brain and caused mood swings.
He said he had visited a dentist in the 1980s and "through fraud" had 22g of mercury-based fillings.
He added: "After a few years they started to break down and I started getting kidney pains.
"There was something badly wrong but I couldn't put my finger on it."
Rozsavolgyi, of Aylesbury, Bucks, drove to Luton police station, Beds, in June last year and told officers he had killed his ex-wife Patricia, 64, and her son Anthony Parsons, 40. He denies murder. The case at Reading crown court continues.
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