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May 21, 2008
Posted: 10:14 AM ET
SEATTLE, Washington – Dr. Robert Wheeler continued his testimony Tuesday with a treat for jurors after lengthy expert testimony in the case of Naveed Haq; a simple-to-follow, plain-language, chronological development of events – with a brief explanation of how each point in this timeline supported his conclusions. Haq is charged with killing one person and injuring five others in a shooting at the Jewish Federation headquarters here on July 28, 2006. He has presented an insanity defense in the case. Wheeler told jurors that Haq was certainly capable of appreciating his actions and their consequences – from picking a target and the best weapon, to surrendering in a manner that ensured his survival. “There was a plan in place; there was an objective to the plan; and there is nothing to suggest that capacity was impaired by his mental state,” he said. –In Session staff Filed under: Uncategorized |
 
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