Connecticut 'Cannibal Killer' who ate homeless man's 'brain and eyeball' released from psychiatric hospital
A clinically insane Connecticut man who ate part of his victim's brain and one of his eyeballs while drinking sake has been granted conditional release from a maximum-security psychiatric hospital in a decision which critics say "puts public safety in jeopardy.
Killer who ate part of his victim’s brain granted supervised release from psychiatric hospital
A Connecticut man who was found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a victim with a hatchet and eating body parts has been granted conditional release from the state’s maximum-security psychiatric hospital.
Who is Tyree Smith? Outrage as ‘Cannibal Killer’ who ate victim's brain, eye granted conditional release
The Psychiatric Security Review Board in Middletown granted conditional release to Connecticut man from a maximum-security mental health facility after he was declared not guilty by reason of insanity for using a hatchet to kill a victim and then devouring their body parts.
Connecticut ‘Cannibal Killer’ granted conditional release decade after eating homeless victim’s eye, brain
Doctors who’ve been treating Tyree Smith said he’s been fully rehabilitated, thanks to medications that quelled the voices in his head.
‘Bridgeport Cannibal Killer’ Is Granted a Conditional Release in What Some Lawmakers Call a ‘Mind-Boggling’ Decision
Tyree Smith — also known as the ‘Bridgeport Cannibal Killer’ — was granted a conditional release by the Connecticut Psychiatric Security Review Board on Feb. 22. In 2013, Smith was declared not guilty by reason of insanity in connection to Angel Gonzalez’s death.
CT board grants 'conditional release' in Bridgeport fatal cannibalism case
Connecticut's Psychiatric Security Review Board Friday granted "conditional release" to Tyree Smith, who admitted killing a man in 2011 and eating parts of him.
Man accused of killing, eating victim in 2011 granted conditional release, angering state lawmakers
State Republican legislators condemned the decision and expressed concerns for public safety and injustice to the victim's family.
Connecticut cannibal killer given conditional release after 2011 murder in which he ate victim's brain, eye
An institutionalized man who confessed to the 2011 killing of a homeless man in Connecticut in which he also ate the victim's body parts was granted a conditional release.
CT man who killed victim with ax, ate his brain and eyeball granted conditional release
A man committed to a psychiatric hospital for up to 60 years for killing his victim with an ax before eating his brain and one of his eyeballs has been granted conditional release. The written decision was issued Friday by the Connecticut Psychiatric Security Review Board after a hearing earlier in the day where the board heard extensively from a team of psychiatric doctors and clinical
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CT board that released man in Bridgeport cannibalism case says past offenders stayed out of trouble
A Connecticut board that granted "conditional release" to a man in Bridgeport cannibalism case say offenders previously ...
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Tyree Smith, who was found not guilty by insanity for a 2012 murder, is being conditionally released from Connecticut’s forensic hospital.
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Connecticut thinks 12 years is enough for murder and cannibalism
The Democratic Party's soft-on-crime attitude defies reasonable expectations of the justice system, such as not rushing the release of a murderous cannibal.