Can someone truly be redeemed after committing one of the most heinous crimes?

Friends, colleagues, and students of Professor James St. James say absolutely.

Before he was a university professor, at 15 years old, he murdered a family of three in their home.

But the jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity. After this,

he faded into obscurity and changed his life for the better. But many don't look at it as simple

as this. Was James truly suffering from delusions, or was he a master manipulator who used his

intelligence to get away with cold-blooded murder.

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