In Texas, everything is super-sized. Even the threshold for crazy is extreme. For example, Andre Thomas killed three people in 2004 (two of them children). Nothing too weird about this course of action, just a murderer who needs to fry. Ah, but what if he removed their hearts? Interesting, but you are not crazy. Alright, what if after the killings, Andre stabbed himself and then turned himself into police? Well, that’s really nutso, but still not enough to win an evaluation. Okay, then I see your murder, organ removal, self-inflicted knife wound, and guilty plea, and I raise you… an eyeball. Seriously, that is crazy, but not Texas crazy. As quoted in the article, “people do desperate things out of fear of punishment, as much as they do it out of insanity.” Well, I know Texans are tough, and I also know at least one is an idiot, but I think they need to give this case some more consideration. The fear of punishment wasn’t enough for Andre to avoid killing three people, but it was enough for him to empty the old eye socket, with his own fingers no less? Ever try to remove your own eyeball (or any part of your body for that matter) just to get out of trouble? Me neither, and there’s an obvious reason. And the Bible quote surely should have clinched it. Alas, sorry Andre, you’re crazy, but not crazy enough for Texas. Remember those kooks from the Alamo?
So, what does it take for you to be Texas crazy? After considering it for some years, Andre figured out the secret formula. You need three bodies, preferably one adult and two children, three hearts (can be from the same three bodies), a self-inflicted knife wound, turning yourself into police, one right eyeball removed with your own hands, one left eyeball also removed with your own hands, and the left eyeball must be consumed… by you. Seems a bit extreme to me, but that is exactly what it took for Andre Thomas to finally get someone to admit that yeah, he may be a Texas crazy. Congratulations Andre, we’ll see you in Texas Hell.