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Psychiatric Board Releases Connecticut Man Found Insane in 2011 Killing to Supervised Group Home

Clinicians told the state board his schizophrenia is stabilized under treatment.

Overview

  • He was formally discharged from Whiting Forensic Hospital after a February ruling and now lives under conditional release in a Waterbury group home with strict supervision and ongoing care.
  • He was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 2013 for killing Angel ‘Tun Tun’ Gonzalez in 2011, leading to judicial commitment to a maximum‑security forensic facility.
  • Treating staff reported sustained stability, medication adherence, and engagement in therapy, with one doctor describing him as a calming presence for other patients.
  • A forensic psychiatrist advised the review board that his condition is controlled, though doctors cautioned he could become dangerous if he stopped taking medication.
  • Several Connecticut state senators and members of the victim’s family condemned the release, arguing it endangers public safety and should not have been approved.