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United States of America v. Ray Wallace Mettetal, Jr.: Preliminary Observations

On August 22, 1995, a man wearing an elaborate but unconvincing disguise was detained by members of the Vanderbilt University Police Department following a citizen’s report that he was lurking in a parking deck reserved for faculty and staff of the Vanderbilt University medical school and hospital. Although the officers initially thought the man might have been a patient at a nearby psychiatric ward, they eventually arrested him for trespassing after the man presented obviously false identification documents and claimed that he was on the campus to check up on a woman he thought was seeing someone behind his back which, if true, would have been a violation of Tennessee law. Following his arrest, a search of his person and his briefcase revealed a large veterinary syringe containing an unidentified fluid, a large-bore “udder infusion” needle used in the dairy industry, a change of clothing, additional disguise elements, and several documents reflecting a detailed itinerary, including notations of which disguise should be worn at which steps of the trip. Following several days of confusion as to the man’s true identity, Vanderbilt and Nashville Metro police eventually identified him as Ray Wallace Mettetal, Jr., a neurologist practicing in Harrisonburg, Virginia. They also determined that Mettetal had resigned abruptly from a neurosurgery training program in 1984. Further investigation revealed that Mettetal had been exceedingly angry with the chairman of neurosurgery at Vanderbilt, Dr. George Allen, whom he blamed for his inability to complete a neurosurgery program, and that the parking area in which he had been seen was the place where Dr. Allen used to park. Tennessee authorities arrested Mettetal on a charge that he attempted to murder Dr. Allen. (Since that prosecution is pending in the Tennessee courts, nothing further will be said about that case or the evidence in it.) They requested the assistance to the Harrisonburg police in searching Mettetal’s house and office in Virginia for evi-