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: tcask:: on the road (to abolition)Paul Reid: A case of long-term, severe mental illness
By Tennessee Coalition to Abolish State Killing
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Paul Dennis Reid suffers, not only from severe mental illness, but from a congenital brain defect. His brain is physically deformed as he is missing a portion of his left temporal lobe ? the part of the brain that processes information from other regions of the brain, facilitates memory, and helps integrate emotions with cognition. Throughout his life, Reid has displayed symptoms of severe mental illness and has been given a number of psychiatric diagnoses. He lives in a delusional world where an invisible force that he calls "Scientific Technology," operated by the government, videotapes everything he does, inserts thoughts into his brain and excruciatingly painful sensations into his body, and toys with him as part of a bizarre experiment in which he is treated as a lab rat...continue to full postFull post as published by tcask:: on the road (to abolition) on June 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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