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Vl xen bn Sew WET ORE RT FO-332 KEY. 11-27 70), as woot} ars oy . . 7 ny v “y ' FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION foo Date of troascription 1 f4J 77 __ On January 4, 1977, Doctor : s Neurological Service, New York University Medical Center, 560 First Avenue, few York City, New York, was potemteuel by Special Agent (sib |. Doctor WAS advised of the identity of the interviewing Agent and the official nature of the interview and furnished the following information: Hoctor advised that the subject, VIRGIL CARTER JUNTOR, had been a patTent of his on and off for several years, and he was fairiy familiar with his case. He said that Mr. CARTER‘S case had been referred to the Neurological Service from the Psychiatric Service at the Medical Center when CARTER had been an inpatient under_psycniatric observation at Bellevue Hospital. Tt was Doctor medical opinion that CARTER was clinically fnsane and was sutrering from accute paranoia and delusions of persecution. poctor |__| said that he had been the recipient of saveral letters from the subject and all of the letters had stated that CARTER was being poisoned or radiated by persons unknown... it was Doctor L_______] opinion that CARTER was not mentally ; capable of impersonating the Attorney General and that CARTER probably believed he was the Attorney General. b6 why efi . Interviewed on LiAS7T7 ct Hop Yark flys Yor} —__File # 7- f¢' & This document contoins nesther recommendations nor conclusions of the FSI. it is the property of the FBI ond is loaned to your agency; dt and ats contents ore not to be distribuied outside your agency. on We