This photo provided by The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation shows Curtis Ray Watson. A mental evaluation will help decide whether Watson, a convict accused of killing a Tennessee corrections administrator before escaping prison is competent to stand trial. Attorneys for Watson said during a hearing Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2019, that a forensic evaluation could take place by video conference in October for the two-time felon. Authorities say Watson was on mowing duties at West Tennessee State Penitentiary on Aug. 7 when he went to Debra Johnson's home on prison grounds and killed the corrections administrator. (The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation via AP)
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