NAME: Charles Patoshik
BACK NUMBER: 72864
LOCATION: Psychiatric Ward, Cell 25
CRIME: Second Degree Murder (Two Counts)
SENTENCE: Sixty years
TIME LEFT ON SENTENCE: Fifty six years
ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN: Twenty six years


NOTES:
Before his incarceration, Patoshik was a stand-out doctorate candidate in mathematics, focusing his research on fractals, a type of geometric pattern. It was during this time of intense study that he began to experience noticeable symptoms of mental illness. Not long after, and despite no history of violence, Patoshik walked into his parents’ house brandishing a shotgun, stepped into their bedroom while they slept and pulled the trigger, killing them both.

Patoshik claims no memory of committing the crime and has offered no explanation as to why he killed his parents. Upon intake, he was committed to the Psychiatric Ward of Fox River, where he earned his nickname of “Haywire.” After four years of intensive medication and monitoring, his doctors have seen sufficient progress to release him into general population.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Inmate has a neuroanatomic lesion which causes profound insomnia as well as diagnosed as schizo-affective with bi-polar tendencies. He is given daily medication to treat this disorder. Inmate is rated grade D and is not approved for work on prison industries.