Psychiatric evaluation could affect terror case Thursday, July 03, 2003 Kevin Mayhood THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH A Columbus truck driver who has admitted to helping the al-Qaida terrorist network has undergone a mental evaluation that could ultimately affect his guilty plea. When Iyman Faris, 33, pleaded guilty to two charges in May, he told a U.S. District judge in Alexandria, Va., that he was on some medication for high blood pressure. When the judge asked if he was receiving any treatment for mental illness, Faris said no. "Then someone from probation sits down and does some background," J. Frederick Sinclair, Faris’...