The mental health defense is a no go and I think we all know that. Unless of course there is a lot that we aren't privvy to. Some families tend to hide mental illness histories away because of a variety of reasons, though I don't believe LM suffers with a mental disease or illness which will reach a NGRI defense.
I do personally believe that he's guilty of the shooting, the act of murder, and I have all kinds of electric thoughts flying round in my head in anticipation of learning more about this humans brain, it's development socially (it's a curse of my occupation) however, I would be a liar if I said here that I'm sure it's gonna be an easy win for justice as I truly believe it won't be. They've gone and weaved a tangled mess with the elitist charges, which btw I told my colleagues on the day the shooting broke, mentioning the shells, that they're probably gonna try the terrorism route here for murder 1 and will be gutted they can't use the DP... I thought it was a farce then BEFORE we had the arrest and very few details we had, and I think it's a farce now. Murder 2 + weapons charges is the rightful justice imo. I believe LM is the guy who pulled the trigger but I respectfully don't at present believe that they have enough to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury made up from a population where it certainly seems like a majority simply shrugged their shoulders when they found out BT was a CEO of UHC and if you look around online you will find there are people all over NY, the states and every corner of the world who are praising this lad as some second coming of Robin Hood! It only takes one juror, one. Both in the state trial and the federal one. One juror and this shiz drags out even longer. So yah I believe that LM for his own reasons committed this (bog standard) murder, orchestrated to an extent his own capture whilst having a gift wrapped bag of evidential items that he WANTED them to have, but I don't believe that the charges are just and I don't believe at present that they are gonna have an easy ride convicting him on anything other than murder 2 and weapons, but with all the circus even that is on shaky ground.
I may very well change my mind at trial when we see exactly what evidence they do have and how compelling it is, as ofc I know that they hold stuff back, but at this minute from what we do know, I think that there's a lot of misinformation flying around as gospel regarding DNA and fingerprints etc... when in reality we have no clue yet what they actually have.
So yah that's my stance and I understand that I may be alone in that stance on this forum, which is very pro prosecution, something I usually am also, so it's my first time going against the grain here so go easy on me hah
MOO