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| - Peggy O'Dell attended the class of '89 with Billy Miles, Theresa Nemman, Ray Soames and Karen Swenson. Around the same time, both she and Billy Miles were involved in an automobile accident on State Road. They were both diagnosed with an unidentifiable form of post-traumatic stress, similar to a condition that Ray Soames suffered. Additionally, Peggy O'Dell became confined to a wheelchair while Billy Miles lapsed into a "waking coma". Following the accident, they permanently stayed at Oregon Memorial Psychiatric Hospital in Raymon County, Oregon, where they were treated under the supervision of a Doctor William Glass for four years.
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| - Peggy O'Dell attended the class of '89 with Billy Miles, Theresa Nemman, Ray Soames and Karen Swenson. Around the same time, both she and Billy Miles were involved in an automobile accident on State Road. They were both diagnosed with an unidentifiable form of post-traumatic stress, similar to a condition that Ray Soames suffered. Additionally, Peggy O'Dell became confined to a wheelchair while Billy Miles lapsed into a "waking coma". Following the accident, they permanently stayed at Oregon Memorial Psychiatric Hospital in Raymon County, Oregon, where they were treated under the supervision of a Doctor William Glass for four years. In March 1992, Doctor Glass states that Peggy O'Dell and Billy Miles have been at the hospital "going on four years, now". The same doctor supervised Ray Soames' treatment for slightly longer than a year but did not use hypnosis on Peggy O'Dell, Ray Soames or Billy Miles. By 1992, Ray Soames and two other members of Peggy O'Dell's class had died in unexplained circumstances. In March 1992, Karen Swenson also mysteriously died. Two strange spots were found on her back that had not been reported as having been discovered on the bodies of the three previous victims. Also between 1989 and 1992, Peggy O'Dell had several nose bleeds that would begin suddenly with no apparent reason. (TXF: "Pilot")
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