Judge rules Mann competent for Sept trial in IBM killings
A Maryland judge ruled Ed ward Mann competent to stand trial on September 24 for the May 1982 IBM headquarters killings. Psychiatrist Dr Neil Blumberg testified Mann shows remission or diminished symptoms after anti psychotic treatment, therapy, and group activities, despite ongoing mental illness. Mann plans to plead not guilty by reason of insanity, while prosecutors dropped death penalty consideration.
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Mann
Rockville
Judicial Circuit
Edward T. Mann
IBM
William C Muller
Miller
Neil H. Blumberg
George Lipman
Public Defender’s Office
Blumberg
Frederick man to undergo psychiatric review after shootings
In Frederick Maryland in 1984 a man says therapy at Perkins is sitting in two rooms for over four years. He is disturbed by this procedure. Mann will return to Perkins at least temporarily until psychiatrists determine his sanity at the time of the shootings. Pre-trial motions in June may seek to keep him in detention while awaiting trial.
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Miller
Blumberg
Mann
Rockville
Perkins
Man to stand trial in Mount Airy double homicide
Timothy G. Bell, 36, of Holly Court Union Bridge, faces two counts each of first and second degree murder, assault with intent to murder, battery, and handgun violations in the Jan 28 shooting deaths of Ronald Dick and Gordon Stottlemyer on a Liberty Road farm. Bell remains jailed on 200000 bond after a preliminary hearing found probable cause.
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Union Bridge
Frederick County
Timothy G. Bell
Holly Court
Bell
Ronald Barl Dick
Liberty Road
Mount Airy
Gordon Chester Stottlemyer
Dolly Hyde Road
Libertytown
District Court
Stanley Y. Bennett
Stottlemyer
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services
Lawyer gets three years for aiding escape
Mary Evans a 27 year old lawyer with mental illness was sentenced to three years for aiding a prisoner escape. Judge James B Scott refused bond pending appeal. Defense appeals denial of probation and bond to the state Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Clinton
Tenn
Mary Evans
James B. Scott
Scott
Ms. Evans
Mary
Robert Ritchie
State Court of Criminal Appeals
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