Sponsored by  Millikin professor followed law  DECATUR -- He was
linked to a triple murder, changed his name and became a
professor at Millikin. But lawyers say, he's followed the law.
DECATUR -- He was linked to a triple murder, changed his name
and became a professor at Millikin. But lawyers say, he's
followed the law. WCIA-3's Megan Brilley sat down with a lawyer
to ask some questions about James St. James. Last week, news
broke the Millikin professor killed his parents and sister in
Texas, nearly 50 years ago. The story aired all over the
country, and people had a lot of questions afterward. They
wanted to know, legally, how a man connected to such a horrific
crime could lead the life he has.  Gary Geisler has been
practicing law in Decatur for more than 30 years. The story of
James St. James has been a big talker in the law community.
"I'm a little surprised that it's drawn this much attention. I'm
not aware of anything that he did from a legal standpoint, that
was wrong."  James St. James was born as J