Insane NJ Olympian who shot equestrian in chest claims he’s prepping ‘biggest comeback’ in sports history
A New Jersey Olympian acquitted by reason of insanity for shooting an equestrian trainee claims he is planning a professional return. The athlete was found not guilty in the chest-shooting incident involving a former student. He characterizes his intended return as the greatest comeback in sports history.
The New Jersey Olympian found too insane to be convicted of shooting a former equestrian trainee in the chest claims he is preparing for “the biggest comeback story in the history of sports.”
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