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Letter, Donna Wasson, Honorable Judge Dennis Saylor — United States v. Wasson (Dkt. 33, D. Mass.)

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Document 33, filed 11/15/21, in Case 1:21-cr-10167-FDS, is a letter dated November 8, 2021, from Donna Wasson to Honorable Judge Dennis Saylor. It states that the writer is addressing items from the Rule 11 hearing and was caught off guard by the number of questions. It states that, asked whether currently taking any medication, the writer answered no, and that the new answer is yes and that the medication does not impair the ability to plead guilty. It states that, asked about a diagnosed mental illness, the writer answered no but is under mental health treatment at this time and unaware of an official diagnosis.

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Case 1:21-cr-10167-FDS Document 33 Filed 11/15/21 Pagei1of1

PILED
Donna Wasson 40398-509 IN CLERKS OFFICE
Wyatt Detention Facility
Central Falls RI, 02863 MH PI 19

November 8, 2021

Honorable Judge Dennis Saylor
1 Courthouse Way
Boston MA, 02210

I am writing this letter to address some items during my Rule 11 hearing today. My attorney did
not inform me that you would be asking me so many questions and I was caught off guard. I would like to
correct some of my answers formally for the record please.

Question I: Am I currently taking any medication? I answered no. I thought you had meant at the
time of my arrest. However, after some clarification I realized the present was being referenced. The new
answer should reflect that yes I am currently taking medication, and no it does not impair my ability to
plead guilty.

Question 2: Have I been diagnosed with any mental illness? I answered no. I feel | should have
possibly elaborated on this a little more due to the fact that | am under mental health treatment at this time

but unaware of my official diagnosis. The medication from question | is mental health medication.

I sincerely apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

Respectfully Summited,

Donna Wasson


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