又一个练功练到走火入魔的: 灰狗案李伟光自称无罪 是"按嘎德指令行动"

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也不知道温拿配革城的那个堂会都给他灌了些什么汤!

灰狗案李伟光自称无罪 是"按上帝指令行动"

心提示：去年7月发生的加拿大公车斩首案日前开庭审理，被控二级谋杀罪的41岁华裔男子李伟光3日出庭受审。不过，他自称“无罪”，是“按照上帝的指令行动”。两名精神学家是当天出庭的唯一证人，庭审重点集中在李伟光是否应承担刑事责任。3月4日报道 据加拿大《环球邮报》报道，被控二级谋杀罪的41岁华裔男子李伟光3日出庭接受审讯。在法庭上，李伟光自我辩护称“无罪”，是按照上帝的指令行动。法庭精神学家认为李伟光患有严重的精神分裂症。
李伟光带着脚镣、穿着黑色的短上衣和裤子出庭，低着头遵照法庭工作人员的引领走到罪犯的位置，姿态一直很谦恭。当律师询问一切可好时，李伟光礼貌地说“是的”。当李伟光辩解自己“无罪”时，还带着轻微的中国口音。
2008年7月31日，警察在加拿大波蒂奇拉普雷里以西20公里处的长途客车斩首案的犯罪现 场查看。7月30日夜，一辆由加拿大艾伯塔省埃德蒙顿开往马尼托巴省温尼伯的一辆长途汽车行至此地时，一名乘客用刀猛刺邻座乘客，并割下后者头颅向其他乘 客炫耀。警方闻讯赶到后逮捕了行凶男子，但拒绝向外界透露有关行凶者和受害人身份等涉案信息。 新华社/路透

李伟光涉嫌在2008年7月30日，在一辆公车上用匕首杀死了同车的一名乘客，并割下受害者的头颅，朝公车外胆战心惊的乘客挥动，还将受害者的耳朵、嘴唇和鼻子放入自己的口袋。在法庭审判的第一天，审判官达尔曼朗读了李伟光公车斩首案的卷宗，其中揭示了一些新的细节。
随后，法庭听取了法院首席精神学家亚伦博士的报告，称李伟光行凶时脑子里有个声音，称他是在上帝的命令下行动的。两名精神学家是当天出庭的唯一证人，他们都曾经在去年夏天之后采访了李伟光。审判将持续3日。
没有人争执李伟光是不是杀了人，审判的重点是李伟光是否应为自己的行为承担刑事责任。两名精神学家都认为李伟光无需承担刑事责任，将被送进医院，而不是监狱。亚伦博士称，“作为诉讼程序的结果，他将会被继续长期观察，或许是一辈子。”
但是，如果李伟光的精神分裂症被成功治愈，他将被无罪释放，这遭到了受害者麦克林的母亲的强烈反对。亚伦博士报告说，李伟光一直受幻听症折磨，按照“上帝的指令”离家出走、踏上旅途、下车卖掉所有的行李，再上车后“上帝告诉他，麦克林是邪恶的力量，必须被杀死”。
亚伦博士称，李伟光是个“好人，是这个可怕疾病的受害者。我要告诉受害者家属，不要憎恨这个人，要恨就很这个疾病。”

 

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It's virtually definite: he's a Muslim

都是信奉那个"嘎德"的，起源相同，现在双方里的虔诚信徒们正互咬得一塌糊涂。都
是练功走火入魔的好例子。

 

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当信徒是有好处: 头几年，一德克萨斯州的总去堂会的虔诚的家庭主妇(Andrea Yates)，也是听到"嘎德"指令，趁老公上班之际，把五个娃全给淹死在浴室里。最后也是不了了之，送医院里看病去了。

看看照片里那些可爱的孩子，全死了，一个没留下。都是怨她大脑里的那个"嘎德"的指令呀!



Andrea Yates found not guilty by reason of insanity in children's deaths

HOUSTON — A Texas jury found that Andrea Yates was insane when she drowned her five children in a bathtub five years ago, and the panel acquitted her of capital murder in the deaths.
"She needs help," the jury foreman said at a post-verdict press briefing. "Although she's being treated, I think she's worse than she was before. I think she'll probably need treatment for the rest for her life."
The panel of six men and six women, who deliberated for about 13 hours over three days, rejected the state's theory that Yates knew her actions were wrong when she drowned Noah, 7, John, 5, Paul, 3, Luke, 2, and Mary, 6 months, one by one in the family bathtub on June 20, 2001. Yates was only charged in the deaths of Noah, John and Mary.
"It was very clear to us all that she did have psychosis, before, during and after," Todd Frank, 33, said on behalf of the panel.
Yates stared blankly at the jury while listening to the verdicts, but later hugged her attorneys and smiled slightly while speaking with members of her defense team.

 

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还是实事求是一点好。虽然我不是穆斯林也不信GOD，但这是疾病，和特定宗教扯不到一起。而且你4搂新闻里也没提什么GOD， psychosis=精神病。。。

练功练到走火入魔，当然是练成神经病了。你还指望美国法院在判决书里把罪名"实事求是"地按到"嘎德"身上?

关于YATES一案的新闻多了，你如果想知道她是如何听到上面来的指令，可以看她的供词。


Religious influence

Andrea Yates was raised Roman Catholic, but she recanted her former beliefs in 1992 when she submitted to Russell's mentor, travelling preacher Michael Peter Woroniecki, whom he had met at Auburn University in the fall of 1984. He introduced his wife to the preacher in 1992, before they married. Woroniecki promoted a doctrine that his followers should have "as many children as nature allows", which the Yateses both announced at their wedding they were going to pursue. (See Quiverfull.)
In the aftermath of the drownings, investigative reporter Suzy Spencer discovered letters written to Yates by the Woroniecki family that berated her for her "unrighteous standing before God". A newsletter called Perilous Times, authored by the Woronieckis the first month of 2000, was introduced into evidence at her trials to help establish the central motivating content behind her psychotic delusions.[9]
Also introduced at the retrial was a video produced by the Woronieckis in 1996. In this video, the preacher condemns what he calls the hypocritical, modern, "husband goes to work, wife just exists," Christian lifestyle. Alternatively, he taught that parents must boldly and prophetically preach full time on the streets as he does, "training" their children through this example, so they would emulate it and thus be "saved;" however, Russell continued to work at NASA contrary to Woroniecki's instructions.[10] The defense argued that Yates' delusions followed the video's rationale that the life she was living would ensure her children's fate in hell.
Yates told her jail psychiatrist, "It was the seventh deadly sin. My children weren't righteous. They stumbled because I was evil. The way I was raising them, they could never be saved. They were doomed to perish in the fires of hell."[11]

 

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Medical expert and his personal history tell that he is a sick man. His family also knows it. Unfortunately he did not get enough treatment. It was a tragedy. Period. Do not waste any wisdom to add more stuff in this matter.