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transpired. Mr. Green told pititimite take it every that "weare doing our
best to get you into a state hospital so you wint have. to stand triel", -or
words similar and Whereagon, pittiour exclaind he didnt
went to enter a state hospital, that he wanted te go to triel, that hi had
just been found mentally compitent to stand triel, and that if anybody tried to
have him committed to a state hospital heart going to fight it all the may
Despute his repeated requests, potitioner received no medical incremination
or treatment wheterer until tho days lative, even though termel in the
juil's hospital. word and iven though a miru, miss tills Beyes, use on
duty during the determine He real in fict held inconvenient during the
period fuly 11, 1966 Through July 15, 1960, in that he was not permitted to phone
any attorny or contact his relatives. When the fuil dector, a in. Richarding
finally examined him (through the larr of his all and by spining a fleshlight.
his face), petitionir could larely see out-ofthis lift-aye and the swelling
on his forehed had increased considered tate, pittore was given ter
aspeans by a trusty
On July 1+, 1966, justi Dotts, the Chief United State Marshal for the
Western District of texas, visited potitions, and, in the presence of Bixa County
Deputy Sharift E.E. Hummel and another person not herein identified, till
petitioner to forgitalent what had happened "here," that "we're fixing itsis
you can jo to a state despital orwards nemite and to that iffect.
Whereagon, pitchenic gave - him substantially the sime resever he hid given
Mrs. Names three days before.
-amifilly 16, 1966, petterever transported by autonolide to the El Reir
County ful
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