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May 13, 2008
Posted: 09:19 AM ET
SEATTLE, Washington – “The spirit of God took control of me.” That’s what Naveed Haq told defense expert witness and psychiatrist Dr. James Missett about the shooting at the Jewish Federation, during one of their conversations: “It was his belief his trigger finger was being moved, because he couldn’t stop,” said Missett. While Haq felt distant and surreal during the event, he did notice his aim was “incredibly accurate”- another sign of divine sponsorship in his effort to make a point. Haq’s defense team is claiming he was insane when he shot and killed one person and wounded five others on July 28, 2006. –In Session staff Filed under: Jewish Center shooting Trials |
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