A Connecticut court ruled today that a man who fatally shot a Wesleyan University student at an off-campus bookstore cafe in 2009 was not guilty by reason of insanity, the Associated Press reports. Stephen Morgan, who surrendered to the police a day after shooting Johanna Justin-Jinich and sending the Wesleyan campus into a panic as authorities searched for him, was portrayed as mentally ill during the trial. Mr. Morgan, who had been stalking Ms. Justin-Jinich, kept a journal full of anti-Semitic rantings. He will be committed to Connecticut’s maximum-security psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane, the AP reports.
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Man Is Found Criminally Insane for 2009 Shooting Death of Wesleyan U. Student
December 16, 2011, 3:02 pm
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