Judge Rules Man Accused of Decapitating Father Competent for Trial
Justin Mohn, who posted a video of the crime online, will face charges including first-degree murder and terrorism.
- Justin Mohn, 32, was ruled competent to stand trial after a five-hour hearing with expert testimonies.
- Defense experts argued Mohn suffers from delusional disorder, citing his claims of being a messianic figure.
- Prosecution's psychologist found Mohn suffers from anxiety and depression but is capable of understanding the trial.
- Mohn is accused of killing his father, displaying the severed head on YouTube, and making terrorist threats.
- The trial will proceed with a preliminary hearing scheduled for August 22.