HONOLULU — Court documents say a man who escaped from a Hawaii psychiatric hospital and flew to California was caught with two high-quality fake IDs, two cellphones and more than $6,000 in cash.
HONOLULU — Court documents say a man who escaped from a Hawaii psychiatric hospital and flew to California was caught with two high-quality fake IDs, two cellphones and more than $6,000 in cash.
Prosecutors filed the documents Thursday in an attempt to keep Randall Saito in jail instead of returning him to the hospital he fled in November. He was committed to Hawaii State Hospital after being acquitted by reason of insanity in a woman’s 1979 killing.
The documents say his escape involved considerable planning and resources. Prosecutors say he shouldn’t be granted bail because it’s not known if he has a cache of other fake IDs or secret sources of money.
A detective’s affidavit says Saito opened a combination-locked gate to flee the hospital.
Officials are investigating how he was able to escape, including where he got the money and the combination.
I saw the 1979 video. It was perceived by some people there, he got forgiven when he felt hurt and sick of being left to self in a mental hospital for 39 years after.
So they say. Or shall I say sat.
He stood at 6-1. Tall. In that video.
Did he change? Well, let’s see. Locked up, but no security or low security. With others in that mental hospital. There probably was a lady or teenager there too. She killed her mom, dad, brothers in a house fire. Now locked up for life. So…same. Yeah, he knows. I think.
Zzzz….see ya!