![Months after he was discharged from Norristown State Hospital, where he had been confined for decades after killing his wife in a bloody, psychotic rampage in 1978, the legal case against Richard Greist came to an end in 2023 with the stroke of a judge’s pen. In July, Common Pleas Court Judge William P. Mahon signed an order discontinuing the court’s oversight of his mental health treatment after attorneys and psychiatrists said he no longer fit the constraints of the state’s protocol for those suffering from serious psychological disabilities but found not guilty by reason of insanity of crimes they […]](https://www.thereporteronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Kelly-2.jpg?w=109 "Months after he was discharged from Norristown State Hospital, where he had been confined for decades after killing his wife in a bloody, psychotic rampage in 1978, the legal case against Richard Greist came to an end in 2023 with the stroke of a judge’s pen. In July, Common Pleas Court Judge William P. Mahon signed an order discontinuing the court’s oversight of his mental health treatment after attorneys and psychiatrists said he no longer fit the constraints of the state’s protocol for those suffering from serious psychological disabilities but found not guilty by reason of insanity of crimes they […]")
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Top stories of 2023: Killer Richard Greist sees court supervision of his life discontinued
Months after he was discharged from Norristown State Hospital, where he had been confined for decades after killing his wife in a bloody, psychotic rampage in 1978, the legal case...
