fictional universe which bullets don't really kill. so in his mind he is not actually murdering people, he is playing a role. would that negate the intent to kill and qualify as insanity? >> well it's going to be a problem. the prosecutors are going to have to deal with that. they're going to have to look at him and see, i think that it is going to be difficult though for the defense to actually show that's the case because he was going to school. he apparently completed the first year and, you know, only a few weeks ago was taking tests and so on at school. so if he really did live in such an alternative universe he wouldn't have been able to do all of that. the other questions, even when you're talking about competency or insanity, is he smart enough to be able to put on all these airs, to act like he is crazy? gregg: sure. >> to, in order to be hopefully found in his view insane as opposed to having to face the death penalty? gregg: you know what, janet?