Schneyder v. Cadillac Motor Car Co.

August 3, 1928, Nick Schneyder, while an employee of defendant, was injured in the right foot by a car running over it and pinching it. The attending physician'was unable to find any fracture or condition which would prevent him from returning to work. Nevertheless, he did not go back to work. He developed a bad mental condition in which notions of injustice and persecution in connection with his claim for compensation predominated. In 1934 he killed a man whom lie thought was trying to steal papers relating to his claim and •he is now confined in the Ionia State Hospital as a criminally…