RISING SUN, Ind. (AP) -- Prosecutors say the attorney for a southern Indiana teenager accused of strangling his younger brother plans to use an insanity defense in his trial. Seventeen-year-old Andrew Conley did not appear in an Ohio County courtroom for Friday's hearing, at which a judge set a May 3 jury trial. Dearborn and Ohio County Prosecutor Aaron Negangard says the court will pay to retain a psychologist to evaluate Conley, and will appoint two doctors for his trial. Conley faces adult murder charges in the Nov. 28 death of his 10-year-old brother. He's accused of strangling Conner Conley and then dumping his body in a park. Conley allegedly told officers he did it to satisfy his craving to kill. Conley's attorney did not immediately return a message seeking comment Friday. (Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
