Jury Deliberates in Colorado Supermarket Shooting Trial

Ahmad Alissa's sanity is the central issue as jurors decide if he knew right from wrong during the 2021 Boulder massacre.

Ahmad Alissa, diagnosed with schizophrenia, faces 93 charges, including first-degree murder, for the 2021 King Soopers shooting.
The defense argues Alissa was legally insane, driven by psychotic delusions and hearing 'killing voices' at the time of the attack.
Prosecutors contend Alissa was sane, planning the attack meticulously and demonstrating awareness of his actions' wrongfulness.
Jurors have heard emotional testimonies from survivors and graphic evidence of the shooting, which killed 10 people.
State psychologists testified that, despite Alissa's mental illness, he was capable of distinguishing right from wrong during the shooting.