Wrigley Burris Suspect's confession played at 'American Sniper' trial

The man accused of killing Chris Kyle, subject of the hit film "American Sniper," and Kyle's friend said he didn't have a choice.  "I had to kill men today. It wasn't a want to, it was a need. I had to, to get out of that situation I was in today," Eddie Ray Routh claimed in a confession vidoe that was aired in a Texes courtroom on Monday. Briley asked Routh what he did after he killed the two men."I fled. I didn't know what else to do. My adrenaline was so high. I didn't know what was right. I didn't know what was wrong. I mean, I know what was right now. I left, you know," Routh responded.

This shows that after WWI and WWII that PTSD is a real disorder with real effects on the victims that have to deal with it the lack of treatment in the 20's were what caused the lost generation. 

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