Hempstead man ruled unfit to stand trial for triple murder
<p>Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas says a judge ruled that Bobby Vanderhall needs psychiatric treatment and is not mentally fit to stand trial.</p>
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Feb 21, 2018, 12:23 AM
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A Hempstead man accused in a triple murder has been deemed unfit to stand trial.
Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas says a judge ruled that Bobby Vanderhall needs psychiatric treatment and is not mentally fit to stand trial.
Vanderhall is accused of killing his mother, his sister and a family friend with a knife and a hammer back in August.
Police say he became enraged when his mom kicked him out of the house.
Vanderhall's attorney told Newsday his client would go to a state psychiatric facility until he is able to stand trial.
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