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a large dose of sedative medicine
prescribedby a campus physician prior
to the shootings.
HOWEVER, IN A re-arraignment
held April 22 to avoid jurisdiction con-
flicts, Kelly's new lawyer, William
Waterman, gave more restrained ex-
planations for his client's actions.
Kelly then stood mute before the
double murder charges, with Water-
man asking for a time extension so that
Kelly could be examined by
"prominent psychiatrists."
Waterman said he needed time to
familiarize himself with the case.
"Things have been moving kind of fast.
.. I'd like to slow it down," Waterman
told reporters outside the courtroom.

KELLY'S NEW LAWYER did say
that "there appears to be no real reason
for Kelly's actions," adding that the
crime is "outside the realm of conduct
we can associate with this young man in
the past."
Waterman also informed reporters
he believes that the pills his client was
taking were antibiotics prescribed for
an infection.
When asked why he had been brought
on the case, Waterman replied "I'm
good," adding that "members of
(Kelly's) family have associated with
me in the past."
"After a family meeting they contac-
ted me," Waterman said, adding that
Parazen resigned from the case.

THE KELLY FAMILY has received
threatening phone calls from an
unidentified caller who said "There will
be an eye for an eye and a tooth for a
tooth," Waterman said.
"The calls were not of a racial
nature," Waterman assured reporters.
Later that week, 200 students and
family members attended a memorial
service held at St. Mary's Student
Chapel to commemorate the two slain
students.
The Rev. Frank Cambria told mour-
ners, "Reflect, and take comfort in the
Gospel . . . Carry on the memory of
'these men in the quality of our caring
for one another."
BOTH SIWIK, A freshman planning a

pre-med curriculum, and McGreaham,
an honors student who was majoring in
art education, were members of St.
Mary's Chapel.
A "living scholarship" is being
established in the names of
McGreaham and Siwik at Bursley Hall,
friends say. Fellow students and staff
members at the residence hall initiated
the scholarship fund to provide
"residential scholarships for deserving
students demonstrating the leadership
characteristics and commitment to
scholarship exemplified by Douglas
McGreaham and Edward Siwik."

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... pleads not guilty
Bursley Hall Building Director Max-
well Smith can be contacted to accept
contributions for the scholarship fund.
This story was compiled from
files by Daily staff writers Nancy
Bilyeau and Annette Staron.

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