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Attempted Presidential Assassin, John Hinckley Jr. to be Released from Institutional Care
It comes after a federal judge ruled John Hinckley Jr was no longer a danger to himself or others – 35 years after he was detained over the shooting.
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Hinckley has already been staying at his mother’s home in a gated community with a golf course during monthly furlough visits.
Ronald Reagan suffered a punctured lung. At 2:25 when my father walked back outside, Hinckley yelled, ‘President Reagan! He hoped assassinating the president would impress her.
Davis says she believes in forgiveness.
Hinckley, now 61, shot Reagan and three other people in a failed assassination attempt on March 30, 1981, while the president was walking out of the Washington Hilton.
“The reason I’m going ahead with this attempt now is I can not wait any longer to impress you”, he wrote.
Reagan’s daughter, Patti Davis, wrote on her website that she believes Hinckley should remain locked up. “Jodie, I’m asking you to please look into your heart and at least give me the chance, with this historical deed, to gain your love and respect”.
“He murdered one man (Brady’s death in 2014 was ruled a homicide), nearly killed the president of the United States and shot two others”, Tim McCarthy, the then-Secret Service agent who was shot by Hinckley, told the Washington Post on Wednesday.
His days in Williamsburg have been spent meeting with therapists, volunteering at a mental hospital and helping landscape the grounds of a church. Brady, though left paralyzed, became a leading gun-control advocate.
Although the chief medical examiner ruled Brady’s death a homicide, saying it was caused by a gunshot wound he sustained in the 1981 shooting, prosecutors decided not to pursue any additional charges against Hinckley.
St. Elizabeths, Hinckley’s home for most of the past 35 years, opened in 1855, the first federally run psychiatric hospital.
The foundation issued a statement Wednesday condemning John Hinckley’s release from a psychiatric hospital.
Margaret Fowler has lived in Kingsmill for 10 years, and said she has no problem with Hinckley living in the neighborhood, although she worries about what will happen to him after his 90-year-old mother dies.
Hinckley has slowly gained some freedoms since he was incarcerated.
After Hinckley’s attack the US Secret Service significantly tightened its protocols for presidential security.
Given Hinckley’s prior obsession with Foster, it’s no surprise that she is specifically mentioned in Friedman’s order granting Hinckley’s convalescent leave beginning no sooner than August 5.
CBS News’ Paula Reid reports that St. Elizabeth’s Hospital has a constitutional obligation to transition patients to outpatient care when they are ready.
Since 2006, Hinckley has “successfully completed” more than 80 unsupervised visits to his family in Virginia, with “two minor exceptions”, the court document states. A judge says Hinckley, who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan will be.
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“The question with Mr. Hinckley is because he has this basic character flaw or personality flaw as it is called, of narcissism, can he really be changed? But it’s crucial to understand that what he did was not an act of evil”, Levine said in a statement.