Reports said that two doctors hired by the prosecution had agreed with defense experts that Coffeen had been temporarily insane.

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That would have sent Coffeen to a hospital instead of jail and possibly have him back on the street in months.

FORBES: Prosecutors Taking Another Look at "Red Bull" Murder Defense

According to the report, the judge (who Coffeen wrote last week, asking for her help) will still have to approve the further examination.

FORBES: Prosecutors Taking Another Look at "Red Bull" Murder Defense

It appears that prosecutors in Pinellas County, Florida, may have changed their minds about accepting the Red Bull defense being asserted by Stephen Coffeen.

FORBES: Prosecutors Taking Another Look at "Red Bull" Murder Defense

Coffeen apparently acted very strangely when police arrived (not that he had been acting normally before that), so there is likely more to the plea than a claimed overconsumption of Red Bull.

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