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John Murtha — Part 29
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is permitted to have a grounds pass for the
prior occasion.
During that incident,
walked a short.
distance off hospital grounds, but was never considered a threat.
to the public..
Hospital staff members reported that approximately four.
years ago, an inquiry was conducted by the U.s. Secret Service
concerning a letter written by
b6
is currently at the Somerset State Hospital
b7C
advised it is unlikely that
lcondition will improve, and
they do not foresee
being released in the near future.
On March 22, 1990,
was interviewed by Agents of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBl) at the Somerset State
Hospital.
signed a release for his medical records and
readily admitted to writing the threatening letter to
Congressman MURTHA.
stated he never intended to do any
harm to Congressman murrHA as he only sent the letter to get back.
at him (the Congressman) for an incident that occurred in 1979..
ladvised he believes Congressman MurrHA and others may
have been responsible for his not being able to qet into the
military upon his high school graduation.
also claimed.
he was a general in the U.s. Air Force and had previously talked.
with President FoRD and Soviet Premier BRezNEv..
b6
father.
b7C
currently
resides at
mother
and he has one brother who
resides in.
PA.
attended and graduated from
in 1979.
is described as follows:
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