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MISSING FRONTAL LOBE BRAKES With part of his left frontal lobe (in this downward-facing brain scan) lost to injury, Cecil Clayton became more impulsive and killed a deputy sheriff. Nineteen years later, his state executed him for this crime.
Cecil Clayton’s brain scan, included with request for stay of execution filed with the Supreme Court, showing a missing portion of his frontal lobe.