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Rehnquist addiction detailed in FBI files

He took sedative for 10 years, became delusional when doctors took him off drug in hospital

BY ALAN COOPERMAN Washington Post

WASHINGTON — The late Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist took a powerful sedative during his first decade on the high court and grew so dependent on it that he became delusional and tried to escape from a hospital in his pajamas when he stopped taking the drug in 1981, according to newly released FBI files.

The FBI this week released 1,561 pages from its files on Rehnquist in response to Freedom of Information Act requests filed after his death in September 2005.

Privacy laws forbid the disclosure of such files during the person's lifetime.

The fact that Rehnquist checked into George Washington University Hospital for a week in late December 1981 to be treated for back pain and dependence on a prescription drug was previously known. But the files reveal dramatic new details about the length and intensity of the addiction.

During its 1986 investigation, the FBI concluded that Rehnquist began taking the drug Placidyl for insomnia after back surgery in 1971, the year before he joined the court.

By 1981 he apparently was taking 1,500 milligrams each night, three times the usual starting dose for the medication.

Known generically by doctors and others in the medical profession as ethchlorvynol, Placidyl is a sedative and sleep-inducing drug that usually is not prescribed for more than a week at a time.

It is not an opiate and is not a painkiller, but it is addictive, and withdrawal can cause hallucinations and temporary memory loss.

Doctors interviewed by the FBI told agents that when the associate justice stopped taking the drug, he suffered paranoid delusions.

One doctor said Rehnquist thought he heard voices outside his hospital room plotting against him and had "bizarre ideas and outrageous thoughts," including imagining "a CIA plot against him" and "seeming to see the design patterns on the hospital curtains change configuration."

At one point, a doctor told the investigators, Rehnquist went "to the lobby in his pajamas in order to try to escape."

Ultimately, the doctors concluded the withdrawal symptoms were so severe that they began giving the drug to Rehnquist again and then slowly lowered the dosage until he was able to quit taking it entirely on Feb. 7, 1982.

By 1986, the files show, all the doctors interviewed by the FBI said the former drug dependence should not affect Rehnquist's future work on the court, and it did not become an issue in his confirmation as chief justice that year.

ere: St. Paul Pioneer Press 01/05/2007 Rehnquist addiction detailed in FBI files


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