Yeah, he was "legally" insane when he murdered his family... Typical college professors today probably fit the legally insane bill as well. I'm not surprised in the least he's "molding" young minds in 2013 as a college professor.
Professor @ Millikin University Legally changed his name. PhD in Psychology. Degrees from University of Illinois. Served some time and now cured. 10 minutes of deliberation to set him free. He was sniffing airplane glue. His father wouldn't let him wear anti-Vietnam pins...Get a haircut...no, can't go to the peace rally. Initially, he was found not guilty by reason of insanity (Not guilty by insanity means he got his father's estate). No history of mental illness in his family. Diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. After spending 6 years in an asylum, a jury deliberated for only 10 minutes and found him no longer insane (no longer a paranoid schizophrenic - didn't know this is curable?) and now a free man. Apparently he has left 1967 far behind. So has the justice system. So should everyone else trying to dig up the past? He went through the system, and has lived an outstanding life since then. It's the justice system, it ain't perfect. Almost. Here is the original Georgetown, Texas story - scroll down to see it. wilcoonline.com/GeorgetownAdvocate-158.htm