Dwayne Worley, wrongly accused in the brutal Feb. 11 slaying of two Warner Robins teens, showed 'not the slightest remorse' during cross-examination by prosecutors Monday. Witnesses at the trial said the innocent man denied all wrongdoing in 'a flat, unemotional voice that displayed not a trace of regret or shame.' Said prosecutor Russell Sharp: 'Worley is a monster, an inhuman monster. What kind of man could react so indifferently to such brutality?' Worley, who calmly repeated that he was at a friend's house at the time of the double homicide, was likened to such sociopaths as Charles Manson and Adolf Hitler by a psychiatric expert called upon to evaluate his mental state. If convicted, Worley is expected to face the death penalty. 