James Gallop moves into boarding house (1 feb 1987 anni – 21 lugl 1987 anni)

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Sixty-two-year-old James Gallop moved into 1426 F Street in February 1987 following a period of hospitalization after he had undergone surgery. Gallop had an inoperable non-malignant brain tumor which did not pose an immediate threat of death. He was very frail, and he had a patch over one eye which was partially closed. Gallop was an alcoholic who drank at least a six-pack of beer each day and had been smoking two or three packs of cigarettes a day for fifty years. Defendant took charge of giving Gallop his medications during his convalescence. Gallop obtained a prescription for a month's supply of flurazepam in May 1987. He was also prescribed phenytoin (also know as Dilantin).

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