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Byline: Emilie Lounsberry and Susan FitzGerald
Mental illness did not mean she couldn't tell right from wrong, experts say - and that was the key to the trial.
The Andrea Yates jury today will begin weighing whether she should be sentenced to death, or life in prison.
If a woman who methodically drowns each of her five children isn't insane, who is?
That question has been debated over and over in the case of Andrea Yates, the Texas woman who admitted killing her children, yet a jury took just 3 { hours Tuesday to reject her insanity defense and convict her of capital murder.
With the jury to consider today whether Yates should be sentenced to life in prison or death, legal and mental-health experts say Yates faced an uphill battle in a very…
Source: HighBeam Research, Why the insanity defense failed Yates.