By Ann Tracy on May 15, 2010
A LONG-TIME RAAF officer has piloted his way into
trouble after grabbing another man’s testicles at the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Jeff Todd, 51, of Ramsey Court, Lowood, pleaded guilty in the
Warrnambool Magistrates Court this week to unlawful assault.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged alcohol, Alcohol Abuse, Andrew Thomson, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Anxiety And Depression, Australia, Blackout, Bottle Of Wine, Derogatory Comments, Empty Stomach, Human Body, Lowood, Magistrates Court, Paces, Paragraph 13, Physicians Desk Reference, Port Fairy Folk, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Recollection, Security Personnel, SSRI, Testicles |
By Ann Tracy on December 16, 2009
A daughter who saw her father murder her mother
in a frenzied attack in their Penrith home lives with the brutal images every
day.
Twenty-three-year-old Collette Davidson suffers from nightmares and
sleep problems after witnessing the assault in which her mother was stabbed 50
times on August 21 last year.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged August 21, Battling Depression, Collette, Court Appearance, Cumbrian, England, Horrific Scenes, Judith Davidson, Knives, Man Stabs, Manslaughter, Medical Problems, Mental Hospital, Murder Man, Newsandstar, Nightmares, Paragraph 13, Paragraph 21, Slattery, Sleep Problems, Supt |
By Ann Tracy on September 17, 2009
Abigail King was making final preparations for her wedding
when her fiancé Mark went missing. Although she was aware that his property business was failing in the credit crunch, she had no idea of the extent of his desperation
‘It was starting my own company that saved my life,’ says Abigail King
On a sunny morning in April 2008 I got up early. My fiancé Mark Sebire and I were getting married in five weeks’ time and I wanted to sort out the final arrangements for our wedding. I dressed up to go for a girls’ lunch and when I came downstairs, Mark hugged me and told me he loved me. As I left the house he was watching GMTV on the sofa, eating cereal.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 22nd August, Abigail, Abrupt Change, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Businessman, Collapse, Committed Suicide, Counsellor, Credit Crunch, Dailymail, Dangerous Periods, Dr. Tracy, Drugawareness, England, Final Preparations, Hostility, Morning In April, Paragraph 13, Property Business, Sunny Morning, Wedding Cars |
By Ann Tracy on August 17, 2009
First sentence of paragraph 13 reads: “About a month before the suicide attempt, the teenager was diagnosed with “major depressive disorder” and was taking prescription anti-depressants, court papers say.” http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090806/NEWS01/908060333/1002/NEWS/Mendon+teen+charged+after+suicide+attempt Mendon teen charged after suicide attempt Gary Craig • Staff writer • August 6, 2009 A Mendon teenager’s attempt to commit suicide has led to [...]
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ANTIDEPRESSANT & ALCOHOL: Assault: Australia
By Ann Tracy on May 15, 2010
A LONG-TIME RAAF officer has piloted his way into
trouble after grabbing another man’s testicles at the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Jeff Todd, 51, of Ramsey Court, Lowood, pleaded guilty in the
Warrnambool Magistrates Court this week to unlawful assault.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged alcohol, Alcohol Abuse, Andrew Thomson, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Anxiety And Depression, Australia, Blackout, Bottle Of Wine, Derogatory Comments, Empty Stomach, Human Body, Lowood, Magistrates Court, Paces, Paragraph 13, Physicians Desk Reference, Port Fairy Folk, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Recollection, Security Personnel, SSRI, Testicles | Leave a response