Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Similar photograph appears with the article, "Payne Boy Called Insane by Defense Psychiatrist," Los Angeles Times, 04 Aug 1934: A2. The men gather around Louis, who leans in in conversation with Dr. Parkin. Dr. Thomas J. Orbison declared 21-year-old Louis Rude Payne insane in front of a jury of seven women and five men after Payne murdered his mother and brother. Payne is believed to be a victim of epileptic seizures. Text from negative sleeve: PARKIN, VICTOR DR. (seated with striped tie + gloves) 1932 Handwritten on negative: Victor Parkin Louis Payne, Paul E. Bowers James Fisher, Thomas Orbison
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uclamss_1429_7181 ark:/21198/zz002cxj73
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Criminals--California--Los Angeles Psychiatrists--American--California--Los Angeles Orbison, Thomas J. (Thomas James), 1886-1938 Payne, Louis Rude Fisher, James, (Dr.) Bowers, Paul E., b. 1886 Parkin, Victor, 1879-1958
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