Michelle Carter Manslaughter Trial gets a Sane Psychiatric Defense

Dr. Peter Breggin a psychiatrist says Michelle Carter a Massachusetts woman who is charged with using text messages to encourage her boyfriend to kill himself when they were teenagers was on medication that impairs the ability to be empathetic.
She is charged with manslaughter in the 2014 suicide of 18-year-old Conrad Roy III. Dr. Breggin shows that the psychiatric drug Prozac and now on Celexa. The psychiatric doctor says Celexa increases the yearning to commit suicide in teens. In the trial he showd how the brain reacts differently to psychiatric drugs in teens and young adults.
Prosecutors say the then-17-year-old Carter pressured her boyfriend Roy to take his own life through a torrent of text messages. Both teens were on psych drugs.
The real criminal behavior here is psychiatry and pharma drugs. Dr. Breggin moves against the drug pushing psych’s in disclosing just how lethal these drugs are. It is likely though another psychiatrist with an opposing view to Dr. Breggin may also testify. Psychiatry is never on the same page.
The defendant’s lawyers say argued that Roy had attempted suicide previously and made his own decision to take his own life.

The trial is still ongoing…

How easy is it to Diagnosed with a Mental Illness? Well in the UK it is Very

According to a survey last year, one in four adults has been diagnosed with a mental illness at some stage during their lifetime, the annual health survey for England suggests.
This survey asked 5000 adults and 26% indicated they had been diagnosed with a mental illness. Almost 20% said they were diagnosed with depression with women getting the highest diagnosis.
Around the time of this survey
David Cameron the prime minister at the time made a speech to promise action on "treatable problems", including mental illnesses and addiction. He had pledged 1 Billion pounds to the cause.

What the Prime Minister and government officials don’t seem to get is that psychiatry is the problem and not the solution. Psychiatry and mental health professionals diagnose mental illness with just a few questions and a patient is on a drug right after the interview. To psychiatry mental health is a revenue stream. They are not into the profession to cure. They have no solutions, and never will. Keep in mind psychiatry used ice picks to ‘cure’ the mentally ill in the 40’s and 50’s. They used strait jacket and electric shock today. They only remedy is a pill today. It has been proven time and time again that a placebo works better than their pills. Virtually all campus, and mass shootings involve a mentally ill patient on one of their drugs.

The UK just gave 1 billion pounds to accelerate the mess that is mental illness. It will get worse and worse as psychiatry is clueless about mental illness. They know how to pry money out of a naive government though.