By admin on March 1, 2011
I want those who have created & peddled these deadly drugs to have to look into the faces of all who have died as a result of using antidepressants. I have been asking “How many more?” & “How long will we tolerate this?” for over 20 years. I have grown very weary of asking! All for greed . . . evidence proves it was nothing more than greed . . . no more benefit than a sugar pill . . . with suicide & homicide listed side effects . . . the approval was bribed! Our Serotonin Nightmare!
Dr. Ann Blake Tracy
Posted in Memorial, Recent Cases Blog | Tagged antidepressants, Benefit, Coincidence, Deadly Drugs, Dr Ann, Faces, Greed, homicide, Nightmare, Sugar Pill, SUICIDE |
By Ann Tracy on May 15, 2010
The
Petitioner, Jeffery T. Siler, Jr., appeals the Knox County Criminal Court’s
summary dismissal of his petition for post-conviction relief as untimely. On
appeal, the Petitioner contends that due process considerations toll the
one-year statute of limitations for post-conviction relief and entitle him to a
delayed appeal. Upon review, we reverse the judgment of the post-conviction
court.
Prior to trial, the Petitioner pleaded guilty to the charge of
attempted especially aggravated robbery and received a sentence of eight years.
See State v. Jeffery T. Siler, No. E2000-01570-CCA-R3-CD, 2001 WL
387088, at *1 (Tenn. Crim. App., at Knoxville, Apr. 17, 2001). A Knox County
jury subsequently found the Petitioner guilty of the felony murder charge.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Assistant Attorney General, Competency, Court Of Criminal Appeals, D Kelly, Defense Counsel, homicide, Impulses, Ingestion, Involuntary Intoxication, Kelly Thomas, Medical Advice, Moban, Moral Judgment, Petitioner, Plea, Prescribed Medication, Prescribed Medications, prescription drugs, Prozac, State Of Tennessee, Tennessee, Thought Processes, Violent Actions |
By Ann Tracy on January 7, 2010
The mother testified Wednesday morning in a
Cobb County, Ga., courtroom, where the Tampa boy faces charges of felony murder
and cruelty to children. He has pleaded not guilty. Juvenile Court Judge A.
Gregory Poole will decide the case without a jury.
The unidentified boy
a court order keeps his name secret was visiting relatives July 4
outside Atlanta when his cousin stopped at the Target to pick up food for a
picnic. According to court testimony, the 22-year-old mother left the keys in
the ignition and the air conditioning on as she shopped at the store for 18
minutes. When Young returned, the boy was playing on his cell phone in the back
seat. The radio was turned louder. And the infant was not responsive.
The
baby girl was taken off life support the next day. A medical examiner found
multiple skull fractures and ruled the cause of death blunt force trauma to the
head.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Alexandra, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Cousin, Definition Of Insanity, Dr. Tracy, Fourth Of July, Georgia Death, homicide, Intense Feelings, luvox, Marietta Ga, Moth, Old Boy, Paragraph, Parking Lot, Shooter, Southern Utah, Target, Times Staff Writer, Zayas, Zoloft
By Ann Tracy on October 10, 2009
Shane Clancy’s mother and stepfather alleged on ‘The Late Late Show’ that
antidepressants caused him to stab three people, and then himself. However, no
medical research has ever linked these drugs to homicide
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged antidepressants, Bray Co, Brophy, Brother Dylan, Clinical Director, Co Wicklow, Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Justin, Dublin North Central, Fennell, Holmquist, homicide, Hse, Ireland, Irishtimes, Killings, Late Late Show, Lead, Leonie, Stepfather, Tony Donnelly, Walks Of Life |
By admin on February 28, 2003
Throm is found guilty in death of girlfriend By Steve Sharp Daily Times staff A 42-year-old Palmyra man was found guilty this morning of first-degree homicide and a charge of hiding a corpse by a Jefferson County judge. Jefferson Co., Wisconsin vs. David Throm (Criminal Trial) 2/28/2003 Throm is found guilty in death of girlfriend [...]
Posted in Legal Cases | Tagged 42-year-old, guilty, homicide, Jefferson Co |
By retoddb on April 29, 2001
David U, president of the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, Canada,
says most mistakes in medication stem from “system error.”
Cathy Landry hovered over her son’s hospital bed, trying to comfort him as he
recovered from minor foot surgery. She picked him up, held him, put him down
again. “Please fall asleep,” she whispered to her second-born. “Mommy’s
tired.”
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged American Medical Association, Cardiac Arrest, Commotion, Foot Surgery, homicide, Inquest, Journal of the American Medical Association, Jurors, Landry, Medication Errors, Medication Mistakes, Milligram, Morphine, Nationalpost Com, Peter J Thompson, Respiratory System, S Hospital, Safe Medication Practices, Sharon Kirkey, System Error, Teaching Hospitals |
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