ROBERTS, Justice, dissenting. Appellant, whose entire defense was that he was insane at the time of the crime, was not permitted to introduce into evidence a statement which tended to prove his insanity. This statement, made to a psychologist who was treating appellant, revealed appellant’s belief that his wife and friends had been under the control of the victim. The majority holds that the trial court did not err…
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