Calley Insanity Data Suppressed in My Lai Case
Secret psychiatric data claim Lt William Calley was temporarily insane under combat stress and could not have borne premeditated murder at My Lai. The material, bound in a 150 page volume, urges ongoing psychiatric surveillance if he is released. Calley was found guilty of first degree murder for the March 16 1968 killings and sentenced to life, later reduced to 20 years.
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