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May 23, 1950 - December 26, 1980
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1953
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They had previously rented an apartment.
1960
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Mainly cats
1962
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1963
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1964 - 1968
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C's, D's, and F's. Recieves diploma.
1965 - 1966
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1968 - April 1971
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C's. Consistent use of drugs. Briefly seen by psychiatrist.
1968
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Physchiatrist suggests the cause is suppressed anger. Also believed he was suffering from mental illness, but no further counseling was received.
February 1971 - May 1971
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Boards up the closet and room doors. Consistently and heavily uses marijuana. When they ask him to move out, he refused. They moved out, which forced Chase to return to his parents' house.
May 1972
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November 1972
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He spends equal time with both mother and father.
November 1972
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1973
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Seen for "head injuries" and "stomach aches". The neurologist determines Chase "had a psychiatric disturbance of major proportions."
April 1973
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After fondling a girl, Chase is asked to leave. He then returns to the party and cops arrive to escort him out. A .22 caliber gun falls from his belt, and Chase is arretested and jailed. His father bails him out.
May 1973
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He lives with his grandmother. After his multiple false complaints of head injuries and other illnesses, she sends him back to Sacramento because she can't tolerate his behavior.
December 1, 1973
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Chase told doctors and nurses someone had stolen his pulmonary artery and his blood flow had stopped. He was admitted to the Psychiatric Ward. His mother later took him out.
1975
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