GUILTY GA - Natalie Henderson, 17, & Carter Davis, 17, murdered, 1 Aug 2016 #2

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Not sure if this info has been posted before- but article is dated 10/14 - neighbor describes her family being stalked by JH for several years -

“He would stalk us at the school bus,” she continued. “I had two daughters that he would stalk in first and fifth grade, and he would follow us through the neighborhood.”

The neighbor said 2012 -- when Hazelwood was around 15 -- was the worst.

“Things really deteriorated,” she said. “He broke into our house while we were in it and my husband was out of town. I went and talked to the grandparents and reached out to them rather than call the police immediately and I regret that now I should not have waited until subsequent events to call the police.”

http://www.11alive.com/news/local/n...ed-accused-roswell-teens-murderer-1/336227482
 
I keep waiting for something to happen on this case. It is so sad... two young innocent people gone.
 
Why certain states restrict the death penalty is just baffling.
 
Some comments on this case, after reviewing the facts:

1. I think he was either faking his shaking, or some of his movements and otherwise faking voices or whatever- trying to pretend to be sicker than he is in court. He wasn't shaking too hard to shoot the victims four days before. Drug-induced tremors (like from lithium, etc.) tend to cause only hand shaking, not legs, I think and not head movement. It can be found on youtube.
And tardive dyskenesia and dystonia (from long term psychotropic drug use) are extreme and not like what he displayed. Both can also be seen on youtube.
Finally, I;ve also seen truly psychotic people in court and he doesn;t look like what I've seen. And his mind seemed extremely clear and focused in his instagram postings right after the murders occurred.

2. His mental health issues - clearly he has some - do not render him less responsible for these crimes, IMO. he was focused enough during the crimes to know what he was doing was wrong and to try to cover up his crimes. He was not compelled to do what he did. He was able to control it because it involved a lot of hiding, stalking and preparing. Truly out of control psychotics just suddenly attack, IMO. Again, his instagram postings evidence a fully controlled calm individual who could philosophize about life. In law, the concept of not guilty by reasons of insanity is quite limited, to either not understanding right from wrong, or not knowing what you are actually doing - i.e., a mother thinks she is squeezing a lemon but is actually strangling her infant.
http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-16/chapter-3/article-1/16-3-2
and to not being able to control a delusional compulsion: http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-16/chapter-3/article-1/16-3-3
Clearly, he knew right from wrong and his stalking and monitoring of the couple and hiding indicated he could control himself.

But he could be found guilty but mentally ill and receive treatment during incarceration, even while being sentenced to life. I think that might avoid the death penalty though:
http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-17/chapter-7/article-6/part-2/17-7-131
http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/Archives/19971998/leg/fulltext/hb109.htm

3. The mask is primarily used by the hacker/activist group Anonymous: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_(group)

4. Someone did to him what he did to the girl, at least the spanking part. There's no way he came up with that out of the blue. I know I will get some stones but I am very much against hitting kids. I think a lot of sexual deviants are created by hitting kids in this manner. Studies show that's true. And to use corporal punishment on a kid who already has neurological or psychological problems is insane. It can really create a sexual fixation on pain, humiliation, punishment and degradation. Unfortunately, those kids are the ones most likely to be hit because they exhibit behavioral problems. Hitting children increases their chances of being mentally ill later in life or violent. That includes "non-abusive hitting" although I'm really not talking about a quick swat to the rear end of a toddler who has run toward the street, which I think most of us have done, whether we are in favor of corporal punishment or not:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...rents/201508/physical-punishment-and-violence

Reviews of the literature have indicated that physical punishment is related to higher levels of aggression, delinquency, and internalizing conditions in addition to lower levels of internalizing morals and overall mental health.[SUP]25[/SUP][SUP],[/SUP][SUP]26[/SUP] There is some evidence that physical punishment is also associated with immediate compliance.[SUP]24[/SUP][SUP],[/SUP][SUP]25[/SUP] Many studies have found a link between physical punishment and poor child and adolescent social, emotional, cognitive, developmental, and behavioral problems or impairment.[SUP]27[/SUP][SUP]–[/SUP][SUP]33[/SUP] There is also evidence for an association between physical punishment and poor adult mental health outcomes. For example, physical punishment has been associated with depressive symptoms in US college samples.[SUP]34[/SUP][SUP]–[/SUP][SUP]36[/SUP] Results from a US community survey indicated that physical punishment in the teenage years significantly increased the likelihood of depression, suicidal thoughts, and alcohol abuse in adulthood.[SUP]2[/SUP] Similarly, 2 other studies involving representative adult samples found that physical punishment was associated with adult depression,[SUP]5[/SUP] anxiety disorders,[SUP]19[/SUP] alcohol abuse/dependence,[SUP]5[/SUP][SUP],[/SUP][SUP]19[/SUP] and externalizing problems[SUP]5[/SUP][SUP],[/SUP][SUP]19[/SUP] independent of the effects of child physical or sexual abuse.
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http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/130/2/184
 
Court appearance Friday 1/13


"For the second time, the man accused of killing two teenagers behind a Roswell supermarket told a Fulton County judge Friday he isn’t getting his medication.

“I’m still not on the right medication, judge,” Jeffrey Hazelwood said during a brief status hearing.

Judge Shawn LaGrua replied that she had told Hazelwood’s attorneys who to contact at the jail but said she couldn’t do more.

“I can’t direct them specifically how to medicate you because I’m not a doctor,” LaGrua said.

Hazelwood said he had no other questions or concerns and was led out of the courtroom after less than five minutes. He is expected to return to court for a motions hearing Jan. 25."

http://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law/...der-suspect-complains/yqEvSaCiBT2coGbymQiUAN/
 
georgiagirl64 said:
Man accused of killing teens behind grocery store can stand trial, psychologist says

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/nor...l-teens-is-competent-to-stand-trial/518893393




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From your link:
He looks much different.
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They cleaned him up and cut his hair.

Hildreth said Hazelwood's medical team has not been able to pinpoint a mental health diagnosis for Hazelwood.

"We have struggled with putting a label on his mental illness,” he said. Although Hazelwood has a previous diagnosis of Asperger's disorder, Hildreth said “he never quite fit into the full spectrum of an autistic diagnosis.”

He would confirm that Hazelwood suffers from psychosis, but that's not a mental illness.

http://www.11alive.com/news/local/r...-suspect-hazelwood-appears-in-court/436274049


He knew what he was doing when he followed the couple, murdered Carter then raped and murdered Natalie. He had a plan and he carried it out. Then he stole her debit. Not crazy just mean and evil.
 
I think it's very good. I'm glad he didn't deny his actions. It's better for the families.

I don't need to know all the horrific details coming out at a trial.
 
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