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Harriwell is in the ceel next door to [[Alexander Roby]]. He is a brain-damaged lunatic who is likely to be institutionalsied until his death. | |||
Harriwell was a witness to, and possible suspect in, the brutal murder of nurse Yates, who was killed in his cell on November 27th 1927. Harriwell claims the killer was 'the Devil'. The asylum staff insist Harriwell is incapable of violence. | |||
[http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/Lucius_Harriwell.pdf Lucius Harriwell's portrait] | [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/Lucius_Harriwell.pdf Lucius Harriwell's portrait] | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 13 May 2006
Harriwell is in the ceel next door to Alexander Roby. He is a brain-damaged lunatic who is likely to be institutionalsied until his death.
Harriwell was a witness to, and possible suspect in, the brutal murder of nurse Yates, who was killed in his cell on November 27th 1927. Harriwell claims the killer was 'the Devil'. The asylum staff insist Harriwell is incapable of violence.
