First Attempt to Murder
1. This page offers a description in the abstract of this attempt on my life; a description in the particular
is offered in the timeline.
2. Secure mental hospitals do not treat physical conditions: they send patients to primary care hospitals
and have general practitioners come in periodically. They also have a doctor-on-call to deal with health
complaints out of hours and immediately. It would appear there was an attempt to murder me, between 07 October
and 19 October, 2020.
3. During my annual medical check-up, on 13 July, 2020, it was discovered I had developed hypertension
(High Blood Pressure).
4. At about 19:00, on Wednesday, 07 October, 2020, my right arm became numb. At around 19:45, I reported
it to the nurses.
5. I requested action be taken immediately. I was not seen by a doctor until 11:00, the next morning. I
was sent to a primary care hospital at 14:30.
6. At the primary care Hospital, only a few tests were carried out and they refused to give me the
results of those tests. There was no scan.
7. Three days later, my blood pressure was measured at 192/120.
Nothing was done; I was told it was normal and treated in such a way as to increase anxiety.
8. When I requested medication to manage my blood pressure, there were delays in prescribing it.
9. The following year, there was a more determined and sustained attempt to kill me. It appears to have
involved electronic eavesdropping on a telephone call I made from my mobile telephone, and using the knowledge
gained thereby to have an ambulance I sent for cancelled. That is described in the section entitled:
"Second Attempt: 2021".
(i). The two incidents are compared here.
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