to the east coast on federal weapons charges, but the charges in idaho were dismissed after a psychologist declared him insane and not criminally responsible. i am not at all convinced that any of those diagnoses were appropriate. what he would do is, when he was incarcerated, he would, in my opinion, feign mental disorder. his lawyer then argued successfully that pending assault charges in baltimore be dropped because joe s right to a speedy trial had be denied. oh, he absolutely played the system. there s no doubt about that. he played the system to his advantage, and as i said earlier, he had a mental disorder, but never, in my opinion, rose to the level of legal insanity. this guy knew exactly what he was doing. he was responsible for his behavior. he did a lot of things that were very premeditated. as the baltimore hostage standoff in march of
to the east coast on federal weapons charges, but the charges in idaho were dismissed after a psychologist declared him insane and not criminally responsible. i am not at all convinced that any of those diagnoses were appropriate. what he would do is, when he was incarcerated, he would, in my opinion, feign mental disorder. his lawyer then argued successfully that pending assault charges in baltimore be dropped because joe s right to a speedy trial had be denied. oh, he absolutely played the system. there s no doubt about that. he played the system to his advantage, and as i said earlier, he had a mental disorder, but never, in my opinion, rose to the level of legal insanity. this guy knew exactly what he was doing. he was responsible for his behavior. he did a lot of things that were very premeditated. as the baltimore hostage
a 15-hour standoff with police in gooding, idaho. he had fled there as a fugitive after escaping from a maryland state mental hospital. joe was eventually brought back to the east coast on federal weapons charges, but the charges in idaho were dismissed after a psychologist declared him insane and not criminally responsible. i am not at all convinced that any of those diagnoses were appropriate. what he would do is, when he was incarcerated, he would, in my opinion, feign mental disorder. his lawyer then argued successfully that pending assault charges in baltimore be dropped because joe s right to a speedy trial had be denied. oh, he absolutely played the system. there s no doubt about that. he played the system to his advantage, and as i said earlier, he had a mental disorder, but never, in my