Elena

And in their assessment of the evidence presented, the tribunal concluded that Peter had made considerable progress. Where? Since entering the hospital and, quote, as a consequence of the medication, the illness was no longer of a nature or degree warranting liability to detention. Guys, is the progress in the room with us?

Now, you should know, this is a case that frequently gets cited on like, this is like the mental health... Failure. ...system was a complete and utter fucking failure here. Fail, fail, fail. I mean, it was like unbelievable. Wow. On July 12, 2001, he was transferred to the John Howard Center, a transitional program for patients reentering the community. Bitch, what?

Now, you should know, this is a case that frequently gets cited on like, this is like the mental health... Failure. ...system was a complete and utter fucking failure here. Fail, fail, fail. I mean, it was like unbelievable. Wow. On July 12, 2001, he was transferred to the John Howard Center, a transitional program for patients reentering the community. Bitch, what?

Where he was going to spend six months acquiring the skills necessary to live independently. During this time, it appears he adapted well to a more independent life. However, his attitudes about women and behavior with female members of staff was a big source of concern for his treatment team. They were like, it didn't get better. Yeah, so maybe don't put him on the streets.

Where he was going to spend six months acquiring the skills necessary to live independently. During this time, it appears he adapted well to a more independent life. However, his attitudes about women and behavior with female members of staff was a big source of concern for his treatment team. They were like, it didn't get better. Yeah, so maybe don't put him on the streets.

So the nursing staff was like, no, like he's going to hurt someone like you can't do this. Despite them, he was discharged from the Howard Center in early 2002 and moved to Riverside, a halfway house for those reentering the community, but not requiring institutional care.

So the nursing staff was like, no, like he's going to hurt someone like you can't do this. Despite them, he was discharged from the Howard Center in early 2002 and moved to Riverside, a halfway house for those reentering the community, but not requiring institutional care.

You don't immediately say yes. Exactly. Like, we keep working. Exactly. Now, Peter's time at Riverside was mostly unremarkable. As long as he remained medicated, his symptoms were minimal and he was manageable. But the medication did little to improve his personality or character. He still was who he was. And staff at the residential facilities continued to struggle with his...

You don't immediately say yes. Exactly. Like, we keep working. Exactly. Now, Peter's time at Riverside was mostly unremarkable. As long as he remained medicated, his symptoms were minimal and he was manageable. But the medication did little to improve his personality or character. He still was who he was. And staff at the residential facilities continued to struggle with his...

Not even trying to hide his misogyny. Yeah. Like he hated women. Oh, great. And his immaturity and just his aggressiveness. Right. In January 2004, he had hoped to be discharged from intensive treatment and move out of Riverside. But that month, he was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl, resulting in his being transferred to a low security ward at New Ham General Hospital.

Not even trying to hide his misogyny. Yeah. Like he hated women. Oh, great. And his immaturity and just his aggressiveness. Right. In January 2004, he had hoped to be discharged from intensive treatment and move out of Riverside. But that month, he was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl, resulting in his being transferred to a low security ward at New Ham General Hospital.

No, so he was in a halfway facility.

No, so he was in a halfway facility.

So he was out of a facility that was like even really like highly monitored. Yeah, okay. And as soon as they let him out of that, things were going okay. And then he immediately sexually assaulted a teenage girl. So they put him in a low security facility where now he was... In a facility. Like, guys, now he's moving on. He's like a pedophile.

So he was out of a facility that was like even really like highly monitored. Yeah, okay. And as soon as they let him out of that, things were going okay. And then he immediately sexually assaulted a teenage girl. So they put him in a low security facility where now he was... In a facility. Like, guys, now he's moving on. He's like a pedophile.

Well, like, guys, he just showed you what he'll do when he leaves. So maybe keep him in the high security. When people show you who they are, believe them, baby. Like, he just showed you. My God. Now, this ward provided 24-7 surveillance and management of care.

Well, like, guys, he just showed you what he'll do when he leaves. So maybe keep him in the high security. When people show you who they are, believe them, baby. Like, he just showed you. My God. Now, this ward provided 24-7 surveillance and management of care.

But the low security part was that it was relaxed and the residents were allowed to come and go as long as they returned by curfew.

But the low security part was that it was relaxed and the residents were allowed to come and go as long as they returned by curfew.

Yeah. That doesn't even sound like a fucking program. Well, and it really went bad. He should have been in a high security. Absolutely. On the afternoon of February 17th, Peter approached one of the nurses on the ward and said, can I go out? And she said, sure, as long as you're back on time. Well, and they were probably stoked to get him out of there, too. Well, and again, he had every right.