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By Jack Joseph Smith

Do it. (No-oNE EvEr wENt to sEE DAvid JAMEs PAtrick, ANd I wAs oNE of thEM) WAltEr BEjAMiN KEdlE ThE Ford ridE through INgrAM's IsLANd "BAcK froM ViEtNAM to StAtEsidE violENcE." SofistAcAtEd CroElity is SAtAN's FiNEst Hoor SophisticAtEd Now it sickENs ME, ThAt thEy bEcAME My cLosEst friENds, ANd rEMAiN so RobErt KENEdy At StEvE's -

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Under Do it., the writer notes that no one went to see David James Patrick, then names a person and a Ford ride through Ingram's Island. A quoted phrase refers to returning from Vietnam to stateside violence. Further notes connect sophisticated cruelty with Satan's finest hour and describe people who became close friends.

The page combines names, a ride, an accusation about cruelty and discomfort with friendships. A detached RobErt KENEdy note names Steve's without explaining its relation to the other blocks. The handwriting does not identify the figures securely or verify the events.


Claude

Handwritten notes under 'Do it.': '(No-oNE EvEr wENt to / sEE DAvid JAMEs PAtrick, / ANd I wAs oNE of thEM)', 'ThE Ford ridE through / INgrAM's IsLANd', the quoted 'BAcK froM ViEtNAM to / StAtEsidE violENcE.', 'SofistAcAtEd CroElity is / SAtAN's FiNEst Hoor', and a note that former tormentors 'bEcAME My cLosEst / friENds'.

The page gathers memos about violence and betrayal; the names are kept as written and not identified further.