Lindsay — mistrial?
“Many American men are, for the first time, looking at the hormonal claims of the Clancy defenders and asking themselves some very serious questions about the mental stability of a large swath of American women. Meanwhile another significant group of American men remind them this is not new.
The ramifications of a “not guilty” decision are considerable.”
I’ve known people ruled by these mind altering anti-psychotic drugs. They can still think in ways appearing normal but hide impulse behavior that at some point becomes impossible to control. I do pity her, and I think the psychiatrists are to blame as well, but to be let off without punishment is unacceptable.
Yup … its likely that Big Pharma and Pyschiatry ought to be under indictment here.
As well.
Haven’t followed this at all closely.
But was any evidence introduced on her pill regimen?
Might be time to ask Grok about what the average adult woman in America takes. (And for men)
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September 3, 2026 9:07 am
Reply to Mrs. Feeling
She was heavily dosed with anti-psychotic medications, which (obviously) made her psychotic.
This is the elephant in the room which will not be discussed by news outlets whose revenue stream is primarily big-pharma based.
One half of one percent of people taking anti-psychotic medications will instead suffer a catastrophic mental breakdown – it’s a documented fact.
“Approximately 24.1 million antipsychotic prescription claims are written and filled annually in major U.S. sectors like Medicare Part D, with tens of millions more across commercial insurance and Medicaid”
Which equals 125,000 catastrophic mental breakdowns every year, provoked by anti-psychotic medications.
Now you know the rest of the story
There is also some skepticism on the husband’s story as it has evolved.