Man accused of murdering world renowned CalTech astrophysicist’s bizarre court antics
The man accused of murdering a prominent California Institute of Technology astrophysicist showed little remorse for his alleged crime during a court appearance on Wednesday.
Freddy Snyder, 29, is accused of gunning down Carl Grillmair, 67, a world-renowned researcher at Caltech’s IPAC Science and Data Center on Feb. 16 at his home in Llano, 75 miles north of Los Angeles.
Snyder was in court Wednesday where he repeatedly smiled and smirked.
Snyder did not enter a plea during the brief hearing. His arraignment was continued until May 26.
In February, police responded to a 911 call and found the astrophysicist bleeding from his torso on the front porch of his remote home in Antelope Valley. He was given life saving measures but pronounced dead at the scene.

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