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The: Court: All right, go ahead. Statement of Dr. G. N. Thompson: . wor 7 The patient’ is quite 111. She has numerous symptoms as - have been indieated. She is delusional and hallucinated, TS°SOME QUESTION -OF THYROID DISTURBANCE HERE, and some studies” ‘are in progress;:and in regard to this, I think it is fricidsnte to her mental disorder in this case, but it may -be well to have that completed. “ thought the case should be completed, perhar to the early part of the week, so that could be done. Court: Dé you have same feeling, Dr. Olsen? Statement of Dr. C. W. Olsen: * Yes, in thi's case the reactive features, the circumstances that upset her emotions and also the .physical features are a ‘ little more prominent than in most cases. I WOULD LIKE TO ‘TAKT ADVANTAGE OF THYROID EXAMINATION, and I recommend a continuance for one week. The Patient: I want to te11 you something. The Patient: I ‘don't know whether I could or not. I can't thh very well. I may have, of course, delusions, I think I am . possessed. of course I can't be sure because I don't have toa great ability to’ think straight -- when you are nuts, you don'{ -_ know what it means I think I am possessed. I am wondering if ] could have an exorcist. Is it possible because I think I am os possessed? « 0 Father not served.