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A hearing is happening Friday to hear arguments after attorneys for the man accused of shooting and killing his three sons requested the court exclude the death penalty "due to serious mental illness."
Attorneys for a man accused of murdering his three young sons say she should not be put to death if convicted.It was June of last year,
Attorneys for Chad Doerman, the man accused of shooting and killing his three sons, is requesting the court exclude the death penalty "due to serious mental illness."
Chad Doerman paced his house carrying a Bible and mumbling, "Chad knows what's right," before killing his three sons, according to new documents.
Doerman has entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.