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The
day
after
Milligans
transfer
,
Judge
S
.
Farrell
Jackson
of
the
common
pleas
court
in
Lancaster
filed
his
ruling
on
Milligans
motion
to
vacate
his
guilty
plea
for
the
Gray
Drug
Store
robbery
:
This
court
is
of
the
opinion
that
the
burden
of
proof
as
to
the
matter
of
the
insanity
of
William
S
.
Milligan
on
March
27
,
1975
,
is
upon
the
defendant
,
William
S
.
Milligan
.
.
.
After
a
careful
,
analysis
of
all
the
evidence
,
this
court
is
not
convinced
by
a
preponderance
of
the
evidence
that
on
March
27
,
1975
that
William
Stanley
Milligan
was
insane
,
was
unable
to
counsel
in
his
own
defense
or
was
unable
to
understanding
^
enter
a
plea
of
guilty
to
the
charges
and
,
therefore
,
there
has
been
no
showing
of
a
manifest
injustice
arid
the
motion
of
William
Stanley
Milligan
to
withdraw
his
pleas
of
guilty
is
denied
.
Goldsberry
filed
an
appeal
with
the
Ohio
Fourth
Circuit
Court
of
Appeals
on
the
grounds
that
Judge
Jackson
had
improperly
considered
the
weight
of
the
evidence
—
balancing
the
opinions
of
four
eminently
qualified
psychiatrists
and
a
psychologist
against
the
solitary
opinion
of
Dr
.
Brown
.
He
also
filed
a
motion
in
the
city
of
Lima
,
Ohio
,
at
the
Allen
County
Courthouse
,
charging
that
his
client
had
not
been
given
an
opportunity
to
confer
with
his
attorney
and
that
he
had
been
transferred
to
a
more
restrictive
facility
without
due
process
.
A
week
later
,
at
the
Allen
County
Courthouse
,
where
the
referee
would
hear
Goldsberry
s
motion
to
return
Milligan
to
Athens
,
the
writer
saw
Billy
in
handcuff
’
s
for
the
first
time
.
It
was
the
Teacher
,
and
he
smiled
sheepishly
.
Alone
in
the
room
with
Goldsberry
and
the
writer
,
the
Teacher
spoke
of
his
treatment
at
Lima
during
the
past
week
.
Dr
.
Lindner
,
the
clinical
director
,
had
diagnosed
him
as
a
pseudo
-
psychopathic
schizophrenic
,
and
he
prescribed
Stelazine
,
one
of
the
psychotropic
drugs
in
the
same
family
as
Thorazine
,
the
drug
that
made
the
splitting
so
much
worse
.
They
talked
until
the
bailiff
informed
them
the
referee
,
was
ready
to
begin
.
Goldsberry
and
Billy
asked
that
the
writer
be
allowed
to
sit
at
the
table
with
them
,
across
from
Assistant
Attorney
General
David
Belinky
and
his
witness
for
the
state
of
Ohio
,
Dr
.
Lewis
Lindner
,
a
thin
man
with
a
pinched
face
,
metal
-
rimmed
glasses
and
a
Vandyke
beard
.
He
looked
across
the
room
at
Milligan
with
an
undisguised
sneer
.
After
several
more
minutes
of
conferences
between
the
attorneys
and
the
referee
,
the
referee
made
the
decision
—
on
the
basis
of
law
only
,
with
no
testimony
—
that
since
Judge
Jones
had
ruled
the
appropriate
place
for
hospitalization
was
Lima
State
Hospital
,
and
since
by
the
end
of
November
Milligan
would
have
the
right
to
present
evidence
at
his
ninety
-
day
review
,
the
hearing
was
moot
.
The
court
would
decide
in
six
weeks
whether
or
not
Milligan
was
still
mentally
ill
,
and
whether
or
not
to
keep
him
at
Lima
.
