A Dammer Jeffrey Dahmer Double in Connecticut who Ate his Victim has Been Conditionally Released

Getting away from the politics of Trump which right now is in negotiations with President Zelenskyy of Ukraine over Mineral Deposits to pay back what was supposed to be free since Ukraine did not owe reparations to the U.S. But instead is Russia who owe reparations to Ukraine for invading, killing its people and kidnapping their children away to Russia and destroying parts of the country. But with Trump many like me knew what we were getting into. Trump voters say In a box of chocolates you never know what you are going to get" but I say we do know if we had already opened that box. We did on the first term.That's is why I print only facts here because it seems half of Americans don't  have the right information they get rations but only of what is spoon fed through Fox and Social media, and Russia talking heads. Now below you can see how our Court system still works of releasing dangerous criminals because a lawyer or a doctor say if he takes the pills he is normal. What happens when he forgets the pills?

Nobody is talking about this on the main media. But Adamfoxie Blogspot is.

Adam Gonzalez for Adamfoxie

 A confessed killer institutionalized after murdering a homeless man and eating parts of his body in a Connecticut cemetery could soon be walking among us once again — and local politicians are none too happy about it. 

Tyree Smith, dubbed the “ Cannibal Killer ” by local journalists, was granted a “conditional release” Friday by the Nutmeg State’s Psychiatric Security Review Board — meaning he’ll be allowed to leave Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown for supervised jaunts, WFSB reported . 

The decision was made after doctors who’ve been treating Smith said he’s been fully rehabilitated, thanks to medications that quelled the voices in his head.  Tyree Smith, dubbed the “Cannibal Killer” by local journalists, was granted a “conditional release” Friday by the Nutmeg State’s Psychiatric Security Review Board, according to reports. 

“To quote the director there, he is a joy. He is considered a support to the other people there,” forensic psychiatrist Dr. Caren Teitelbaum said. “Once he was stable, he was a really calming presence for other patients.” 

However, Republican state Sen. Paul Cicarella said he doesn’t buy it — and that Smith should not be allowed out into the community. 

“Murder and cannibalism and release in the same sentence … that’s a problem,” he said in a statement to WFSB. “That’s concerning to me.” 

 In 2013, Smith was committed to Connecticut Valley Hospital for 60 years, after a three-judge panel found him not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2011 killing and cannibalization of Angel Gonzalez, 43. 

Smith admitted to killing Gonzalez — who was homeless — with an ax inside an abandoned home in Bridgeport before removing parts of his brain, one of his eyeballs and several organs. 

He then consumed the body parts at Lakeview Cemetery, washing them down with sake.  

 Gonzalez’s sister-in-law, Talitha Frazier, spoke during Friday’s hearing and urged the board to keep Smith inside the hospital. 

“How do we really know he’s not going to do this again?” Frazier asked, according to CTPost . “He had no remorse for killing Angel.” 

Smith, who is a diagnosed schizophrenic, will first receive day passes but will be confined to the hospital’s grounds. As he continues to make progress, he’ll receive more privileges, like supervised off-site visits. 

 Connecticut politicians, like Cicarella and State Sens. Henry Martin, Heather Somers, and Stephen Harding said they fear Smith could pose a public threat should he stop taking his medications. 

“This terrible decision puts public safety in jeopardy and is yet another terrible message to send to CT violent crime victims and their families. This person should never be out,” they said in a statement . 

Jeffrey Dahmer

“We are dumbfounded at this injustice. In what universe is this OK?” 

 Another source:

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) — A Connecticut man who was found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a victim with a hatchet and eating body parts has been granted conditional release from the state’s only maximum-security psychiatric hospital, despite concerns expressed by the victim’s family and state lawmakers.

 Tyree Smith was ordered confined to Whiting Forensic Hospital for 60 years in 2013 in connection with the killing of Angel Gonzalez, whose mutilated body was found in a vacant apartment in Bridgeport in January 2012 a month after he was hacked to death. Smith’s cousin had testified that Smith told her he ate part of Gonzalez’s brain and an eyeball while drinking sake. 

The state’s Psychiatric Security Review Board granted Smith conditional release from the hospital on Friday after hearing from a psychiatrist, who said Smith’s schizophrenia and alcohol and drug disorders were in full remission as a result of medication and other treatment.

 A conditional release means Smith will be placed in a community setting, but under supervision with strict conditions including continuing treatment. Smith already has been staying full-time at a community facility with around-the-clock supervision for the past nine months, with Friday’s decision formally discharging him from the hospital, officials said. During a hearing before the board ruled, Gonzalez’s sister-in-law, Talitha Frazier, said she was concerned Smith was now hiding his mental illness.

 “How do we really know he’s not going to do this again?” she asked.

 State Sens. Heather Somers, Paul Cicarella, Henri Martin and Stephen Harding called the decision “outrageous” and “mind-boggling” in a statement Friday afternoon.

 “This terrible decision puts public safety in jeopardy and is yet another terrible message to send to CT violent crime victims and their families. This person should never be out,” the Republican lawmakers said. Smith attended the hearing virtually with his lawyer, but was not shown on video screens because of safety concerns stemming from media coverage, his lawyer said.