Even after a coal-mining accident left Larry Dillon paralyzed from the waist down, he would hunt from the seat of his four-wheeler. In July 2017, Dillon thought intruders were breaking into his house and grabbed his Glock. He started shooting — and killed his wife. There had been no intruders. Dillon, who was deemed incompetent to stand trial for murder, was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia, a disease whose early symptoms can include vivid visual hallucinations.
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