She said that they had wanted to get away from their overprotective mother. Webster was a Marine Corps recruiter that dealt directly with Routh for 11 months before heading off to Marine Corps boot camp. According to Routh’s mother Jodi, Routh left home during his junior year and moved in with his aunt and uncle who lived in a nearby town. Marine that served honorably from 1998 – 2011. This systematic breakdown allows for a precise characterization of not only his personality, but also allows for the identification of any “red flags” that might be claimed from Routh himself. The individual persona, the state / role and behavior within the United States, and finally his role as a Marine within the war in Iraq. We can begin this assessment by breaking down Routh into several categories. What, if any, are the key implications that caused this individual to perform such a behavior. In order to understand the true significance of the subject matter, we must first provide an analytical assessment of Eddie Routh’s cognitive dissonance. This is the first time Marines who knew and served with Eddie Ray Routh have been interviewed. Additionally, there has been very little investigation into Routh’s military service and no inquiry regarding those who served with him. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield. Marines that knew and served with Eddie Ray Routh, the murderer of U.S.
EDDIE RAY ROUTH BIO TRIAL
While trial testimony and evidence often included Routh making odd statements and referring to insanity, he also confessed several times, apologized for the crimes and tried to evade police.In a response to the tragic events that occurred on February 2nd 2013 the Warfighter Foundation has conducted a comprehensive investigation that included interviews with U.S. The prosecution consistently painted Routh as a troubled drug user who knew right from wrong, despite any mental illnesses. Kyle was played by Bradley Cooper and his wife Taya by Sienna Miller in the Clint Eastwood-directed film Image: Courtesy of Warner Bros. Shay Isham mentioned that Routh's mother was asked repeatedly why she didn't tell Kyle about the extent of Routh's mental illness, causing Kyle's widow to storm out of the courtroom. The prosecution countered that the way Routh waited for Kyle to empty his gun, and the subsequent high-speed chase he led police officers on indicated that he "knew it was wrong."Īccording to the Dallas Morning News, at one point on Tuesday defense attorney R. He then stole Kyle's pickup truck and purchased tacos at a drive-through window and ran assorted errands, which the defense categorized as clearly delusional behavior. Routh shot both of them from behind at the range.
On February 2, 2013, Kyle and Littlefield took Routh, another former soldier who had deployed to Iraq and Haiti, to a shooting rage at the behest of his mother, who asked Kyle to help her son cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). A defense witness testified that Routh suffered from schizophrenia and was in a psychotic state at the time of the murders. military history, and Littlefield, but pleaded not guilty. Routh, 27, admitted to the murders of the famed Navy SEAL, known as the most lethal sniper in U.S. The verdict came down late on Tuesday after about two hours of deliberations and Eddie Ray Routh was sentence to life in prison.
A Texas jury found ex-Marine Eddie Ray Routh guilty of murdering Chris Kyle (pictured above), the man who inspired the Oscar-nominated film "American Sniper" and his friend Chad Littlefield, dismissing the defense's assertion that Routh was not guilty by reason of insanity.
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