I think he went to Taco Bell right after the murder, in Kyle's truck. The insane get hungry too, I suppose.
Exactly although I guess the defense could maybe argue that if he was insane, his statements saying that he knew what he did was wrong could be discounted as those made by an insane person.
Maybe some of the solicitors here could weigh in.
He has a death sentence waiting for him regardless. I think they are seeking life in a conviction. Unless they put him in solitary hell will be his on the tick tock.
Yep. Under the Texas definition, the defense didn't have a chance. He would have had the better chance of survival in the hospital for the criminally insane. Even hardened criminals have heroes, usually people bigger and tougher than they. He's going into a facility packed with people who already hate his guts. I don't know which would be worse, a life of constant solitary, living in the cuckoo's nest or death...
There is a big part of me that wants to go ISIS on him, but the more I think about it, half a century waiting for three meals in solitary would pretty damn torturous.
He's probably not long for this world. What he did was awful and I cannot imagine a death horrible enough for the guy who murdered Kyle. "I was insane" doesn't cover it for me. You know what, Slick? You should have gotten help. There is plenty of help available for ex-service members suffering from PTSD, etc. You opted not to access that help. Instead you murdered a guy that was trying to help you.
