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Scottish media reports say a jury at the High Court in Glasgow cleared 19-year-old Tianhui Zhan of murdering 21-year-old Michael Davis on Oct. 13, 2010.
Davis had just finished work as a cleaner and was on his way to a second cleaning job when Zhan allegedly stabbed him three times. He underwent surgery but died from his injuries the following day.
According to the reports, the court heard Zhan picked his victim at random in an unprovoked attack because he believed Davis was a zombie who was going to attack him.
The court also heard that Zhan, who is of Chinese origin but lives with his parents in Canada, travelled to Glasgow after hearing voices saying he should go there.
He reportedly told a psychiatrist that he started seeing blood over the faces of people and was convinced they were zombies.
The teenager, whose home town is not known, is now receiving treatment at a local hospital for paranoid schizophrenia.
Media reports say the court heard that Zhan had suffered from mental health problems since the age of 14 and had consistently refused to take his medication.
A man was killed. If the boy who stabbed him isn't responsible, who is?
Of course, whether he had been sentenced as a murderer or committed to a mental hospital, the chances of his problem actually being solved are minimal.
Because most people don't know what really causes things like this to happen and refuse to learn. This means that the psychopaths can program people to kill others, and if the killer gets caught alive, chances are good that he will be returned to the psychiatric system, where he can either "disappear" back into the secret world or be handled so he won't ever be able to tell the truth.
Prisons are less under the control of the elites, so it is more risky to leave a programmed killer in a prison, as there is a chance he could remember and talk.
Though the above is speculation, there must be some reason why the "innocent by reason of insanity" choice is important to those who pushed it into existence. Though I would prefer to talk about the correct way to handle someone who does this, I believe the fact that psychiatry is helping to protect such people is the bigger issue.