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fas OY MEA aye oe Answer: "I don't know." - Later he stated “A . . asanity, trial - L don't want that - t don't want to be sent: -., o££ to @ hospital." Still later - “maybe T should go to -.@ hospital." - . : . 5 2, whae were you tried for? . . . t : _ Anewer: "For the assaseination of Kennedy = no, I moan, the murder of Oswald - I'm not sure." . - 3. Why are you being punished? Answer: “because 4they' think I was & pare etfs %. Who are the people that you refer co as ‘they't oan . |. Aaswer: “The district atcorney; Judge Brown; they e : Jury. The people who want to burn the Jovs." ie : Coat” "-§,) whet impending Ste is in-store for yout Answers"I will be executed.” ' ; : . . . 6. Do you feel that you are cooperating and can cooperate with your defense counsel, for example, in trying go‘ proceéd with your appeal, or in finding new evidence? “ me _ answer: "I don't know. 7 want to tell the truth. vo “.T want @ polygraph - Belli wouldn't let me take it.” tees eet teen : It is wy medical and psychiatric epinion that Mr. Jack Ruby has had cand has now aa acute psychiatric illness, with paranoid and depressive features. Ja my opinion, he is tee - acting to the stress of the trial, the sentence of death, the relative isolation and lack of physical activity, and nov _ is improving gradually in his ability to evaluate the reality o > of his situation. However, I assume that he will show alter- rr nating periods of improvement and regressian, similar to those that have beea described by ‘numerous authors in prisoners under sentence of death (for exanple, Duffy, Clinton and Jennings, Dead, fhe San Quentin Story, Curtis publishing Company,1950)- - . . . ci edet, elie 4 _ Bummas tn ny opinion, Mr. Ruby is mentally £11, with symptoms of . moderate depression, delusions of persecution, moderate to exX- [> greme suspicion and distrust of several individuals, especiaily 2 aye eee.