Jurors Weigh Killing Outside Ga. Daycare Jurors are beginning a second full day of deliberations in the case of a corporate engineer who claims he was insane when he killed a toddler's father outside a suburban Atlanta preschool. The jury returned Thursday at 8:30 a.m. to consider the fate of Hemy Neuman. Jurors were sent home Wednesday after a day of deliberations that included watching about two hours of interviews between Neuman and a forensic psychiatrist. Neuman's attorneys say he couldn't tell the difference between right and wrong when he killed Russell Sneiderman in 2010. Prosecutors contend jealousy drove Neuman to kill, not a "contrived" mental illness. The 49-year-old could face life in prison if found guilty of murder. He would become a ward of the state if found not guilty by reason of insanity.