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[Comics General] How do I falsely convince a court that I was framed by a supervillain with mind control or illusion powers?

I robbed a bank and was arrested, but they never found the money. How do I convince the court that I am being framed by a super villain who used either mind control or illusion power to make it look like I did the crime while they got away with the money?

Who would be the best villain to scapegoat?

Would claiming I was under mind control work?

Would claiming it was all an illusion work?
gpt
A lot of jurisdictions have an insanity defense by which you have a pretrial hearing to determine whether you were capable of understanding the nature of your crime/your actions at the time (or whatever their applicable insanity defense entails). 

So I'd say that's where you start. Presuming there are well known mind control villains in your universe, you'd probably present as much evidence that you could that you were in contact with them around the time. Even if not, your best bet would be to at least fall back on a traditional insanity defense and claim you were essentially legally insane for all intents and purposes.