Atlanta Mother has been Arrested in the Stabbing Deaths of Her Four Children and their Father

Isabel Martinez, 33, is charged by the Gwinnett County Sheriff with six counts of aggravated assault and five counts each of murder and malice murder. According to news reports.
According to an unidentified relative who said the family returned from a holiday. The mother Isabel Martinez was acting bizarre and experiencing hallucinations. She was very depressed over the death of her father.

These reactions are all symptoms’ of psychotropic drugs and the drugs side effects. This is devastating and similar to Andrea Yates who drowned all of her children in Texas. Yates was on antidepressants and multiple psych drugs including Haldol.

One has to be in a fully insane state to kill four of your children. There is almost a certainty that a doctor or psychiatrist will go free even though he or she most likely put her on psych drugs. It is a total travesty for this family and all of humanity to be connected in anyway to a psychiatrist or drug pushing physician.

Drunk Driving or Psych Drug Influence? Oklahoma Women Adacia Chambers Kills Four and Injured 17 Driving thru a Crowd

An attorney representing a 25-year-old woman Adacia Chambers says his client had "no real response whatsoever" when he told her that four people including a 2 year old were killed after she crash her car into an Oklahoma parade last week. Her attorney Tony Coleman was on the NBC “Today” show and indicated his client had been hospitalized for mental illness two years ago. The attorney believes his client was not drunk but that she is mentally ill. Her “no response” indicates to us that she was on psych drugs. This campus type killing is similar to using a gun to kill but in this case she used a car. In campus killings which are all too often common the similarities is that psych drugs are involved.
We don’t expect President Obama to trumpet an investigation into psych drugs. This killing also didn’t involve a gun so there will be no grandstanding against guns.
The Stillwater Oklahoma Police Capt. Kyle Gibbs said authorities believe Chambers was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Authorities indicate they don’t see mental illness as an issue with Adacia Chambers. We will have to wait for the toxicology report to see what drugs or if alcohol was in her system. Historically, prosecution and police authorities don’t publish toxicology reports, but they will inform the public if alcohol was involved. She currently is being held on four counts of second degree murder. The attorney is adamant that no alcohol was involved. News reports quote her attorney Tony Coleman saying "During that entire interview (1 hour), I was not satisfied at all that I was communicating with a competent individual," Coleman said. He followed up and indicated she was at work before the crash, doesn’t recall anything, and she was confused as to why she was being removed from her car. News reports further indicated her father said she is not an alcoholic.
This preliminary evidence points to psych drugs. If psych drugs are found to be involved then I can foresee a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical company and doctor or psychiatrist.

Baltimore Police Arrested?

According to the Associated Press which reported WBAL records one officer was hospitalized in April 2012 following concerns about his mental health. The officer’s police and personal guns were confiscated by Sheriffs authorities. This information sounds like pharmaceutical drugs were involved in this officers life. This information doesn’t affect the case in Baltimore, but once a person is in a hospital because of a mental state they are almost always prescribed psychotropic drugs.

Further news reports indicate from the Washington Post say recently police visited the officers home as his girlfriend and mother of his child called police because of statements the officer said to her which alarmed her.

These are indications of the effects of the officer’s mental state. This is typical of psychotropic drug use. Police would not take guns away from an officer unless they felt the officer would harm them self or others. Psychotropic drugs are so prolific in today’s society and within the local, State and Federal government that psychotropic drug most likely would have been prescribed to an officer with these incidents.

All these Baltimore officers are innocent until proven guilty, and no way were the psychotropic drugs the cause of this incident with Freddie Gray’s life. Additionally, the officer was not alone in the arrest, so the officer’s mental state must have been cleared for him to go back to work after hospitalization. It just shows that the massive overuse of psychotropic drugs in today’s society. So if the officer’s guns were confiscated in 2012 and if the officer was prescribed psych drugs thereafter then if the psych drugs worked then why just recently did police have to come to the officers home to protect his girlfriend and child? We don’t know and will likely not know for sure if psych drugs were in this officers life, but the track record and proliferation of the drugs show that they are in the military, police, schools, universities and throughout the US and World Government, but nobody gets cured by psych drugs.

America and the World is Still Not Talking About Psychotropic Drugs and Violence

About two years ago The Orlando Sentinel, along with WOFL-TV, held a forum to look at the Sandy Hook Massacre.
The attendees were government representatives and law enforcement. The Sheriff indicated at this particular forum that the majority of crimes his deputies prosecuted involve handguns and that the problem is due to criminals and the mentally ill’s access to these guns. The connection between mental illness and guns was barely addressed at this public forum in Orlando and it is rarely addressed across America. This is puzzling as the Sandy Hook mass murderer was clearly mentally ill and on psychotropic drugs. The same with the Colombine killers and a multitude of similar campus shootings. It seems to be evident that today’s jails in America are the largest mental health facilities.
Talking heads on television and politicians across American always talk about gun ownership as being the problem. What is never addressed is the clear connection between psychotropic drugs and gun violence. The issue of mental illness is addressed if a killer has a history of mental illness. The fact that this killer has seen a psychiatrist or has been on psychotropic drugs or some anti-depressants is never raised. Why isn’t the psychiatrist or doctor who prescribed the drugs not slammed? Why arn't pharmaceutical firms on trial? There is a clear connection that psych drugs are the catalyst for violence, guns or other weapons. That is the discussion we should be talking about.
If jails have become the largest mental health facilities in America then why are jails and prisons such a revolving door. Why arn’t the violators cured? Anyone who has lived over two decades can see that convicts commit crimes and remain criminals in prison and if they are released they continue to commit crimes out of prison and then they end up doing more time. If prisons are full of mental health professionals then why do ex-cons still commit crimes? Should we not be looking at the “mental health professionals”? Doesn't anyone see their programs and their science doesn’t work?
Why continue to fund them at the state and county and Federal levels? Psych drugs are not the answer they are the cause!