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- Таинственная история Билли Миллигана
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Dr
.
Milkie
testified
that
he
had
seen
Milligan
twice
,
once
briefly
on
October
24
,
1979
,
when
the
patient
had
been
transferred
to
his
care
at
Lima
,
and
then
again
on
October
30
,
for
review
of
his
treatment
plan
.
He
had
also
been
allowed
to
observe
Milligan
this
morning
for
a
half
-
hour
before
the
hearing
,
to
see
if
he
had
changed
since
a
month
ago
.
Referring
to
hospital
records
,
Dr
.
Milkie
stated
that
he
had
diagnosed
Milligan
as
having
a
personality
disorder
,
that
he
was
antisocial
and
suffered
from
psychoneurotic
anxiety
with
depressive
and
dissociative
features
.
David
Belinky
,
a
boyish
-
faced
attorney
with
frizzy
hair
,
asked
his
witness
,
"
Is
he
exactly
the
same
today
?
"
"
Yes
,
"
said
Milkie
.
"
He
is
mentally
ill
.
"
"
What
are
his
symptoms
?
"
"
His
behavior
is
unacceptable
,
"
Dr
.
Milkie
said
,
looking
directly
at
Milligan
.
"
He
is
a
criminal
with
rape
and
robbery
charges
.
Hes
at
odds
with
his
environment
,
the
kind
of
individual
who
doesn
’
t
profit
from
punishment
.
"
Milkie
said
he
had
considered
the
multiple
personality
diagnosis
,
but
had
seen
no
symptoms
of
it
.
In
answer
to
Belinky
s
questions
,
Milkie
said
he
considered
Milligan
a
high
suicide
risk
and
a
danger
to
others
.
"
There
is
no
improvement
in
this
patient
,
"
Milkie
said
.
"
He
’
s
arrogant
,
uncooperative
.
He
has
an
expansive
ego
.
He
doesn
’
t
accept
his
milieu
.
"
When
asked
by
Belinky
how
he
treated
the
patient
,
Milkie
answered
,
"
With
skillful
neglect
.
"
Milkie
testified
that
he
had
prescribed
five
milligrams
of
Stelazine
.
He
had
seen
no
ill
effects
,
but
since
there
were
also
no
beneficial
effcts
,
he
discontinued
the
antipsychotic
drug
.
He
told
the
court
that
in
his
opinion
,
Milligan
needed
a
maximum
-
security
facility
,
and
Lima
was
the
only
place
for
him
in
Ohio
.
