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Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS

CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)

Committed Name [REDACTED] Register Number [REDACTED] 5-2-62 b6 per BOP b7C per BOP 30 Yrs. Bank Robbery & Assault (Tent. Rel. 5-14-82)

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ADMISSION MEDICAL SUMMARY

MEDICAL HISTORY : On admission to Leavenworth, [REDACTED] related the following medical history. Subject states he wears glasses but feels his present ones are satisfactory. He states he suffered a fractured nose in 1949; a fractured skull in 1949, claims hospitalization for 6 months. He gives a history of a acid indigestion, no problem now. He had a hemorrhoidectomy in 1952, no problem now. He admits the treatment of gonorrhea in 1960. He denies any history of narcotic addiction, tuberculosis, or c nvulsive disorder.

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PSYCHIATRIC SUMMARY : [REDACTED] was seen for psychiatric evaluation after he gave an unconfirmed past psychiatric history of being hospitalized on two previous occasions. He indicates that he was hospitalized in 1950 for pre-sent- encing observation for a period of 5 weeks at the Valhalla State Hospital at Valhalla, New York. After the five weeks period of observation he was returned to the court [guess: finding] found to be mentally competent and sentenced. His second hospitalization occurred at the California Medical Facility at Vacaville, California, under the name of [REDACTED] with a number of 45892. This Vacaville hospitalization was not actually a real psychiatric hospitalization. He was at Vacaville originally as a new case admitted as routine to the reception center. He was retained there as a worker but was a patient status. He indicates that he was sent there by the state court but not for any overt psychiatric disorder. He states that he was an inmate clerk during his stay at this institution and received no psychiatric treatment except group therapy during his incarceration there. In connection with his current offense he received a psychiatric pre-sentence ev- aluation while incarcerated at Omaha, Nebraska. He was again declared competent and responsible by the court. The request for pre-sentence psychiatric examination was made by inmate's attorney. The inmate presented no particular overt symptoms . The examination was requested supposedly because of the serious nature of the offense and accordingly an examination ordered by the court without other indications for question- ing competency or sanity.

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In reviewing this man's past social adjustment we find that since he was 12 years of age he has been involved in numerous law violations. As a youth he became involved in truancy and stealing and as an adult he was incarcerated for Robbery, Car Theft, and Bank Robbery. He is presently serving a 30 year sentence for Bank Robbery and Assault. [REDACTED] has never presented any symptoms of overt psychiatric disturbance in th b6 per BOP past. He has been hospitalized on two occasions for presentencing evaluation but was b7C per BOP found to be mentally competent. His other hospitalization was at the California Medical Facility where he was sent as an inmate worker but received no treatment for any overt psychiatric disturbance other than group psychotherapy on the basis of his character disorder. He actually has never suffered a nervous breakdown. At the present time he denies the chronic use of alcohol or narcotics. He presents a satisfactory interview impression. He appears to be interested in a clerical assignment and other than his basic character disorder does not present any overt psychiatric symptom s at the pre- sent time. D DIAGNOSTIC IMPRESSION: Antisocial Personality

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DB Cooper-4817