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Insanity plea in stabbing case

March 18, 2014 By WRN Contributor

A northern Wisconsin man now claims he was insane when he allegedly stabbed his pregnant girlfriend, and left her in a car to die.

28-year-old Andrew Rosner of Eagle River pleaded innocent by reason of mental disease during his arraignment Monday in Vilas County court. Mental health professionals will evaluate Rosner before his case moves forward.

Authorities say the stabbing victim, 21-year-old Morgan Maney, managed to drive herself to a hospital soon after the incident occurred in February. In previous testimony, doctors said Maney probably saved her own life, as well as the couple’s unborn child.

A pre-trial conference in Rosner’s case is set for April 29th. He’s charged with attempted homicide, and the attempted homicide of an unborn child.

WSAU

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