Schizo man: I threw brother off roof because ‘he was the lightest'
The schizophrenic Brooklyn man charged with killing his 4-year-old brother by dropping him off a seven-story building told cops he selected the sibling because he was the “lightest” family member, according to newly unsealed court documents. “I thought that God would make the world a better place,” Shawn Smith, 20, explained when asked why he...
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