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By AINGIK MUSOLIINO
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WASHINGTON, VA. As the murder trial of Theodore C. Gregory got underway in a circuit courtroom here Tuesday, more than 30 prospective jurors were asked about their views of insanity defenses and whether they feel a husband has the right to kill a man he finds in bed with his wife.
Gregory, a 31-year-old Middleburg horse trainer, is pleading not quilty by reason of irrestible impulse for the Aug. 20. 1980 shooting death of his estranged wife's lover, Howard B. LaBove.
According to court testimony, LaBove, 30, and Monique C. Dana, from whom Gregory is now divorced, were engaged in sexual intercourse in the bedroom of LaBove’s rented cottage near Middleburg when Gregory burst through the door and opened fire with
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