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Based on the stated evidence, the defendant suffers from hallucinations, acute hearing, and lack of sleep which all can lead to being mentally insane. We believe that due to him not being in the right state of mind which had lead him to kill the old man he should not be sentenced to death but should spend time in a mental hospital. Therefore at the hospital, they workers will try to solve his insanity. After his time in the mental hospital and his insanity cleared up, we believe he should be sent to jail for to accept his time from killing the old
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