On October 6, 1972, Thomas F. Hayes was an inmate of Brooklyn State Hospital. He had been admitted to the hospital on August 5, 1958, with a diagnosis of psychosis due to trauma-mental deterioration. His physical condition at the time of admission was "quadriplegic. Fused left knee, right arm weak and with contractures." Mr. Hayes' committee paid the State $231 a month for room, board and care. His condition had not materially changed...
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