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The Bourbon News
Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky
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Early yesterday morning, Mr. Louis Lilleston found an apparently dead man with torn clothes near Massie Memorial Hospital on Mt. Airy Avenue. The man, revived and taken to the hospital, claimed robbery and being thrown off a cliff but was incoherent and possibly hallucinating. He was treated and discharged; police notified.
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Shortly after leaving his home on Mt. Airy Avenue early yesterday morning Mr. Louis Lilleston discovered a man, with clothing torn, apparently dead, lying in the street near the entrance to the Massie Memorial Hospital grounds, on Mt. Airy avenue. Investigating, he found there was life still in the man, and summoning help he had him removed to the Hospital. At the institution the "sleeper" refused to give his name, but stated that he had been robbed and thrown down the cliff on the creek near the railroad bridge.
He could give no coherent story of the robbery, and was evidently laboring under a hallucination. He was not seriously injured, and was discharged from the institution after being given first-aid treatment. The case was reported to the police, and an investigation will be made.
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Mt. Airy Avenue Near Massie Memorial Hospital
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Early Yesterday Morning
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Mr. Louis Lilleston found an unconscious man with torn clothing near Massie Memorial Hospital. The man claimed he was robbed and thrown down a cliff but gave no coherent story and seemed to be hallucinating. He received first-aid and was discharged; police will investigate.