144 It is not reported in the records what my wife and Dr. Dorion "talked" about the following week. I believe they suggested to my wife that she should not change her mind since both the psychiatrists and herself were already in trouble. Indeed they had chosen a dirty and inhuman manner to put pressure on me: to procure false statements; to use forgeries to block me at any price in my attempts to free myself; and at the same time to perform psychological and physical tortures, until I did indeed go mad.
The actual medical records, for the first three and a half months, were kept by Dr. Dorion. No one, least of all a doctor, would be excused and allowed to overlook countless contradictions in such a serious case, and the information that an wife had committed her husband to a mental institution in order to have his character changed, or in order to teach him "a good lesson"!