Prosecutor argues Eaton intended to kill, does not meet insanity standard
1 Sep 14 5:00 AM · 10d ago · 3 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Prosecutor Sally Adams told jurors that a state psychiatrist concluded Eaton did not have a mental disease or defect, intended to kill the men, was not legally justified, and does not meet the legal test of insanity. Authorities found three shotguns and a Ruger .380-caliber handgun (the weapon used) in Eaton's apartment; the gun was purchased seven months before the shooting.
“I heard some gunshots and I was on the ground…I was playing dead”
Tahseen Aliahmad, Shooting victim; Trinity College student · rss ↗Jason Eaton DefendantHisham Awartani Victim; Brown University studentTahseen Aliahmad Victim; Trinity College studentKinnan Abdalhamid Victim; Haverford College studentJoshua O'Hara Public defender for Eaton
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7 outlets Palestinian students injured in 2023 Vermont shooting make surprise appearance as trial begins
first by Boston Globe, 9d ago · also Vermont Public, The Boston Globe, Mercury News, AP News, Philadelphia Inquirer, Times of Israel
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- Trial of man accused of shooting 3 Palestinian college students begins in Burlington Vermont Public · 9d ago
- ‘I heard some gunshots and I was on the ground’: Palestinian students give dramatic testimony in trial of Vermont man The Boston Globe · 9d ago
- A Vermont man is on trial for shooting 3 Palestinian students. He claimed the CIA told him to do it Mercury News · 9d ago
- Vermont man on trial for shooting 3 Palestinian students claims CIA, Mossad told him to Times of Israel · 9d ago
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