(re: stupidly long post #2,174)
Last night I got a call from Jay's older brother, John. He lives in Okinawa. He said "I heard Jay called you. What did he say?"
I'm glad he called. I didn't have his number. Now I do. John's well aware of Jay's mental problems and his wacky delusions, and he confirmed my suspicion that Jay is volatile. "A walking time-bomb" he said, so we're totally on the same page and he's very worried and doesn't know what to do.
I suggested he contact Jay's PO. I tried to find out who it is but I couldn't find an arrest record or the name of the prison where Jay served time. John said he knows, and he definitely thought talking to the PO was a good idea. I told him to ask the PO if Jay is currently under the care of a psychiatrist or mental facility staff, and if not, to request he be assigned to one or the other. And I told him to keep following up to make sure he's getting treatment and being monitored. And if Jay hasn't even been assessed and diagnosed yet, that definitely has to happen ASAP.
I also told him Jay can call me anytime he wants, or anytime he can (he keeps losing his phone, apparently) just to talk or rant, and I'll do my best to keep him as calm and positive as possible.
John asked me, "Did he tell you he's the Messiah?" and I said Yeah. And John said he told Jay to stop talking crazy because no, he isn't, and to stop calling him and leave him alone. I explained that Jay really believes what he says so you can't reason with him but you shouldn't appease him either, and you def shouldn't tell him he's crazy. I told him if Jay keeps calling, don't be confrontational or insulting, stay neutral and calm, and just let him talk.
He'll try, he said. "If I can't do it, I'll tell him I have to go; I have things to do. I'll tell him to call you."
Anyway, John is going to try to find out who Jay's PO is, and give him or her a call.