Dylan Thomas's Mental Health Central to Christmas Eve Killing Trial

The court debates whether Dylan Thomas's psychosis influenced the murder of his best friend, William Bush.

Dylan Thomas, 24, admitted to the manslaughter of William Bush but denies murder, citing mental health issues.
Prosecutors argue Thomas demonstrated 'clear thinking' during the attack, suggesting intent rather than impaired mental capacity.
The defense claims Thomas was suffering from psychosis, which substantially impaired his actions during the incident.
Expert opinions differ on the extent of Thomas's mental illness, with some suggesting psychosis was a major factor in the killing.
The jury is set to deliberate on whether Thomas's mental health issues justify a verdict of diminished responsibility.