Conditional Release of 'Connecticut Cannibal' Tyree Smith
Tyree Smith, dubbed the 'Connecticut Cannibal,' was granted conditional release after admitting to killing a homeless man and eating his body parts. Despite being found not guilty by reason of insanity, new prison documents suggest a darker side to Smith's behavior, with instances of violence and threats.
Key Points
- Smith confessed to killing a homeless man and eating his body parts
- He was found not guilty by reason of insanity but was committed for 60 years
- New prison documents suggest a more violent side to Smith's behavior
- Smith's release has sparked controversy and criticism from state senators
Pros
- Smith has reportedly shown signs of rehabilitation and stability
- He is under supervision and continues to receive mental health services
Cons
- New prison documents reveal violent behavior and altercations with other inmates
- Critics, including state senators, argue against Smith's release due to the gruesome nature of his crime