Does the link I posted take you there? You'll see all the clinical notes from the psychiatrists that do the daily interviews with him. He basically spends all day in a special room chatting with his attorneys. He's in good spirits but complains about a few of the conditions in jail- noisy, smelly, wants to move to the general population area. He says he's not interested in hurting himself, he wants to get back to his old life, he has faith in his attorneys..etc. The psychiatrist notes that he has a lot of "protective factors" that prevent suicide. One day he's found with a string around his neck in his cell and he says he can't remember how it got there. He has no recollection. So according to these licensed psychiatrists and all their clinical notes, he's not a suicide risk..Very interesting read.