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### Allegations
Nurses at Fremont Hospital, where Sinclair was first treated, and former deputies were said to have confirmed that he had been receiving large daily doses of Demerol prescribed by [[Dr. Arthur Dahlem]]. Assistant U.S. Attorney [[James White]] in Fresno was said to have had Dahlem's files seized and to have been ordered by Judge [[Robert E. Coyle]] to drop the criminal investigation on the ground that no blood tests had been taken, although tests had been taken and later disappeared. The CHP report was said to have been sent to the office of Attorney General [[John Van de Kamp]], who told an assistant to "discard" it, and Eckerson to have held stock in [[Music Corporation of America|MCA]]. Deputy [[Rod Cusic]] told the Fresno office of the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] on April 26, 1984, and October 9, 1987, that Sinclair had told him "to lie to a Grand Jury" about his drug use and the accident, and said he had seen a booby-trapped incendiary device explode at Sinclair's home. Sinclair was later promoted to commander. His father was said to have been a military attaché to [[Douglas MacArthur]] in [[World War II]] and to have trained Japanese in intelligence gathering in occupied [[Japan]], where the son went to school, and Sinclair himself to have worked for the Army CID in a civilian capacity after training at Fort Liggett.[^1]
The writer Cheri Seymour wrote that nurses at Fremont Hospital, where Sinclair was first treated, and former deputies confirmed that he had been receiving large daily doses of Demerol prescribed by [[Dr. Arthur Dahlem]]; that Assistant U.S. Attorney [[James White]] in Fresno had Dahlem's files seized and was ordered by Judge [[Robert E. Coyle]] to drop the criminal investigation on the ground that no blood tests had been taken, although tests had been taken and later disappeared; and that the CHP report went to the office of Attorney General [[John Van de Kamp]], who told an assistant to "discard" it, and that Eckerson held stock in [[Music Corporation of America|MCA]]. Deputy [[Rod Cusic]] told the Fresno office of the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] on April 26, 1984, and October 9, 1987, that Sinclair had told him "to lie to a Grand Jury" about his drug use and the accident, and said he had seen a booby-trapped incendiary device explode at Sinclair's home. Sinclair was later promoted to commander. Seymour also wrote that his father was a military attaché to [[Douglas MacArthur]] in [[World War II]] and trained Japanese in intelligence gathering in occupied [[Japan]], where the son went to school, and that Sinclair himself worked for the Army CID in a civilian capacity after training at Fort Liggett.[^1]
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