Crazy Is As Crazy Does

Colton, Oregon, is a rural town of 3,392 people about fifty minutes outside Portland, in the north-western part of the state. It began as a Swedish logging community and still has about half a dozen churches, no taverns and no grocery store of its own; the nearest is about ten miles away in Estacada. Tina Marie Webb, fifty-nine, and David Webb had been married for forty-one years and had lived at the same house in Colton for twenty years. They had four grown children. Tina had a horticulture degree and was known locally as a master gardener; she had recently designed and worked on a garden at a local church. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now His mother thought he was depressed; his father saw no sign of it. A girlfriend, Heather, had moved from the east coast to live with him, and in the month before the killing he created a Facebook profile, posted pictures of his dog Cooper and announced that he was in a relationship.

In March 2017 Heather noticed a change in him: his eyes did not look right and he kept rubbing the left side of his head. On 8 April he telephoned her to describe an odd squid pulsing sensation at the back of his head, as though a squid were sucking on it. He also said he believed she was secretly injecting him with an unknown substance, that a black box in the garage was recording him, and that the Fox television network owned him. details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it Psychiatrists later said the seasonal increase in daylight, a possible bipolar episode, a brain tumour or drug use could have triggered a psychosis.

this part of the story is covered for now He took the head and a knife and went about ten miles to the Harvest Market Thriftway in Estacada, the town's only grocery store. At 2.14 p.m. he walked in covered in blood, holding the knife and the severed head. He put the knife down, drank a soda, picked the knife up again and went to the back of the store, where Michael Wagner, a sixty-four-year-old cashier who had worked there for twenty-one years, was stocking shelves. details of the account remain covered until revealed Wagner fought back, other employees jumped on the attacker, took the knife and bound his ankles and hands with duct tape. Wagner was airlifted to Portland, had surgery and survived.

the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it She ran to a neighbour's house and called the police. this part of the story is covered for now He said only that he was thirsty, then became catatonic for about twenty-four hours. He then sat up, said he had a nice nap, and admitted killing his dog and his mother and stabbing the man in the store.

details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now The case was delayed for about a year while he was treated with antipsychotics, and he continued to hear voices and speak to them. Two psychiatrists, one for the defence and one for the state, diagnosed schizophrenia and psychosis. details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now Six years later, in 2023, he was still at the state hospital.