3-4-05 – Doctors and friends testified Thursday in the capital murder trial of Andre Thomas. Written testimony from a doctor who treated Thomas after the murders described him as unusually calm, but wanting to live. A psychiatrist also said it took months of medication to return Thomas to a normal mental state.
Rose Soto-Caballero, an ex-girlfriend of Thomas, said Thomas often wondered if God would forgive him for being in the relationship while still married to his estranged wife. She said Thomas recognized his mental problem and sought treatment for his hallucinations, but didn’t get the help in time.
The defense rested its case in the afternoon, but the prosecution called a mental health professional who interviewed Thomas after he pulled his eye out in jail as a rebuttal witness. She said Thomas told her he would not have committed the murders had he not been using drugs.
Both sides are preparing for closing arguments which begin at one o’ clock Friday.
Posted: 11:40 AM - (Idabel, Okla.) – For anyone interested in learning more about building preservation, Idabel Main Street will host “Historic Building Maintenance,” a workshop on the care and maintenance of the historic district, June 25th, from 5:30pm – 7:00pm, at the Idabel Public Library. Read More
Posted: 05/08/13 - The Sherman Public Library is very excited about our upcoming Summer Reading Club for children and teens. Children ages birth-11 can Dig into Reading and join the Youth Summer Reading Club. The theme for the Teen Summer Reading Club this year is Beneath the Surface and it is open to teens ages 12-18. Read More
Posted: 05/07/13 - DURANT, Okla. – Regent Terry Matlock will deliver remarks at Southeastern Oklahoma State University’s Spring Commencement, scheduled for Saturday, May 11, at Paul Laird Field. The ceremony (for all schools) will begin at 10 a.m. A reception will follow at 11:30 a.m. in the Visual & Performing Arts Center. Read More
