Pankaj Bhasin not guilty reason of insanity for murder of Alexandria man

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Man Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in 'Werewolf' Killing

This story is out there. The guy supposedly checked out of a mental facility and within days drove from NJ to Alexandria, VA and killed a stranger with a box cutter because he was a "Warewolf". The guy was coherent enough to drive and speak threats to the public before this happened. Insanity pleas are hard to prove. Anyone else have a more detailed sequence of events?
 
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