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To: JulieRNR21

In addition, Kipling stated that Grayson’s campaign had a glaring omission. During 1988, when Grayson had just turned thirty and while working for the Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson law firm, he spent four days in the Psychiatric Institute of Washington. What the cause of this stay was is yet unclear, although testimony from co-workers suggests that Grayson was extremely combative with fellow employees, including slapping a female intern in the face. Grayson was released after PIW doctors declared him “not to be a threat to the public.”


24 posted on 04/10/2010 8:08:51 AM PDT by 70th Division (I love my country but fear my government!)
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Grayson was released after PIW doctors declared him “not to be a threat to the public.”

What kind of quack doctors did that?
The guy is clearly a public menace. You don't need a medical degree to see that. Hopefully, he will end up back in the lunatic asylum where he belongs.

25 posted on 04/10/2010 8:12:16 AM PDT by SmokingJoe
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