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Deemed Not Insane: Man Who Beheaded Dad, Showed Off Head in YouTube Video to Stand Trial
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20:17Now PlayingThe man accused of beheading his father and showing off the severed head in a sickening YouTube video has been deemed competent to stand trial. Justin Mohn allegedly said he beheaded his dad, a federal employee, with the belief he was a “traitor” to his country. Mohn then allegedly dumped the head in a cooking pot for his mom to find before stealing his dad’s car. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber discusses the disturbing case with Dr. JP Garrison, clinical and forensic psychologist.
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