Connecticut Mann, who killed, ate the victim's parts of the body, granted liberation and triggered outrage

A man from Connecticut, who was not found guilty for cruel murder of 2012 due to madness, was released from a psychiatric hospital of the victim, despite the opposition of the family and the legislator of the victim.

Cruel crimes and court ruling

In 2013, Tyree Smith was sentenced to 60 years in the Whiting Forensic Hospital after determining that he killed Angel Gonzalez with a hatchet and consumed parts of his body. Gonzalez 'remains were discovered a month after his murder in a vacant Bridgeport apartment. During the experiment, Smith's cousin said he admitted to having eaten parts of Gonzalez 'brain and an eyeball while drinking things.

Conditional release decision

On Friday, Connecticuts Psychiatric Security Review Board Smith's publication approved according to a psychiatrist who found that his schizophrenia and his history of alcohol and drug abuse were in full remission due to ongoing treatment and medication.

Under the conditions of his release, Smith continues to be monitored while living in a community environment. In the past nine months, he has already lived in an supervised facility with around the clock. The decision of the board now officially unloads him from the Whiting Forensic Hospital.

The family and the legislature of the victim are concerned

The victim's family deeply unsettled the decision. The sister -in -law of Angel Gonzalez, Talitha Frazier, expressed her fears during the hearing of the board and asked whether Smith's mental illness was really under control.

“How do we really know that he won't do that again?” she asked. Several Republican legislators in Connecticut also condemned the publication and called them “outrageous” and “stunning”.

“This terrible decision is endangered and is another terrible message that should send victims of violent crimes and their families to Connecticut's violent crimes. This person should never be outside”.

Security measures available

Smith took part in the hearing at the hearing at the hearing, although he was not visible due to security concerns that resulted from reporting on the media.

While civil servants argue that his condition is under control and that his release is structured with strict supervision, critics remain deeply skeptical and wonder whether public security is really prioritized.