Trial of Guiteau Moves On With Insanity Theory On Stand
The Garfield assassin Guiteau testifies at length about his life and claimed divine inspiration. He disputes murder while insisting his acts were under Deity guidance and destiny. Cross examination reveals fluctuating moods and controversial views.
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