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Expert: Man set for trial in killing of Muslim teen may be too impaired to face death penalty
Defense attorneys declined to comment, but they wrote in their motions that a neuropsychologist who evaluated Torres, 23, of Sterling, found he had significant cognitive limitations, poor memory and severely impaired judgment. He is also functionally illiterate and does not have a high school diploma.

Their investigations in Torress home country of El Salvador determined he was exposed to mercury, cyanide, arsenic and potentially other neurotoxins in utero and in his early years, possibly slowing his brain development, according to the motions. They do not disclose the exact source of the pollutants.
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One of the teens looked back to see Torres standing over Nabra, who was lying on the ground, according to a search warrant. Police said Torres hit Nabra with the bat at some point and then loaded her into his Pontiac sedan.
He drove Nabra a short distance, raped her, killed her and dumped her body in a pond near his Sterling apartment complex, police said. Torres returned to the scene of the abduction and was apprehended by police.