in his entire career occurred in an insanity case. you don't know what the jurors will do and don't understand a lot of times the instructions and judging how insane he looks to be and so it's a risky thing. in this case you've got two local hometown heroes, a lot of evidence of what we're indicating that he knew what he did was wrong. he stole kyle's car after shooting the truck and fled. why would you flee if you think you didn't do something wrong? he said he was sorry and a number of things would indicate the awareness of the wrongfulness of the act and in texas, it's a low standard for the prosecutor as long as he understood the difference between right and wrong. i say on balance, i have to agree with jeffrey and danny