"My brother was a genius poet who belonged to another century and became schizophrenic." - Interview w/Rush Magazine. The video definitely shows a picture of Kim's brother.
"Keller, who is four years older, was handsome and bright but given to outbursts of animosity, often directed at her. He took LSD, briefly dropped out of college, and dated a woman who disappeared during the Tate-LaBianca murders. On the day he graduated from a master’s program at Berkeley, with a classics degree, he suffered a psychotic episode, and soon received a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia. He shuttled between halfway houses, psychiatric wards, and jail. For a time, he lived in a trailer parked in his parents’ driveway; eventually, they had him declared a ward of the state, and today...
"Keller, who is four years older, was handsome and bright but given to outbursts of animosity, often directed at her. He took LSD, briefly dropped out of college, and dated a woman who disappeared during the Tate-LaBianca murders. On the day he graduated from a master’s program at Berkeley, with a classics degree, he suffered a psychotic episode, and soon received a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia. He shuttled between halfway houses, psychiatric wards, and jail. For a time, he lived in a trailer parked in his parents’ driveway; eventually, they had him declared a ward of the state, and today he lives in a psychiatric facility in Los Angeles. " - Article from The New Yorker, June 3 2013
"My brother was a genius poet who belonged to another century and became schizophrenic." - Interview w/Rush Magazine. The video definitely shows a picture of Kim's brother.
"Keller, who is four years older, was handsome and bright but given to outbursts of animosity, often directed at her. He took LSD, briefly dropped out of college, and dated a woman who disappeared during the Tate-LaBianca murders. On the day he graduated from a master’s program at Berkeley, with a classics degree, he suffered a psychotic episode, and soon received a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia. He shuttled between halfway houses, psychiatric wards, and jail. For a time, he lived in a trailer parked in his parents’ driveway; eventually, they had him declared a ward of the state, and today...
"Keller, who is four years older, was handsome and bright but given to outbursts of animosity, often directed at her. He took LSD, briefly dropped out of college, and dated a woman who disappeared during the Tate-LaBianca murders. On the day he graduated from a master’s program at Berkeley, with a classics degree, he suffered a psychotic episode, and soon received a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia. He shuttled between halfway houses, psychiatric wards, and jail. For a time, he lived in a trailer parked in his parents’ driveway; eventually, they had him declared a ward of the state, and today he lives in a psychiatric facility in Los Angeles. " - Article from The New Yorker, June 3 2013