Doesn't surprise me. One of the listed side effects is suicide. I don't whether to laugh or cry at that; that one of the side effects of anti-depressant medicine is suicide.

What is murder but turning that inward suicide force outward?

I remember how crazy I acted during the time I was on prozac.
Crazy, no joke.

I was 12 and on it for a few years and it caused major behaviors
constantly in a state of confusion and angry, wasn't depressed,
just randomly in and out, here in there. I'm sad to hear about the
death of his friend, but sometimes you shouldn't chemically mess
with the brain of an individual.

I have yet to personally hear from anyone I have met or known
that has benefitted from prozac, this is only from my
experiences. Good for that Judge, am glad to hear somebody is
doing something about this monstrosity.


"Prozac, Balancing your emotions so you don't have to." Side effects may cause loose bowel movement
migraines, dizziness, fatigue, unsettling thoughts, nausea, drowsiness, dryness
of the mouth, suicidal thoughts, heart complications....

FDA approved no need to consult your doctor, just listen and obey your
local psychiatrists.

Sound good to you?

Well, i never went as far as killing someone. But while in my prozac days i did become overly agitated at things that normally I'd brush off. As for long lasting effects? Nothing I can note other than nervous system shakes. Sever shakes occur in even the most minute temperature change. Other than that, was a waste of time, money and mental capacity.

I've heard some people say Prozac was the best thing they ever did for themselves, and others that it was a horrible experience. I appreciate you guys sharing stories.

I think a big problem is that many doctors are too quick to prescribe something. And a lot of the doctors don't have the time to follow up weekly.

Where I live there are only 2 doctors in the entire county that can prescribe psych meds for people under 18. I think that there is a problem. If there were more than 2 doctors than the doctors may be able to spend more time with patients and have follow up appointments that are closer together.

Well this is new, it seem's every day someone with no medical or pharmacological training invents a new "problem" Can SSRI's affect behavior? Well yeah, I mean to a point. Most of the time they just put you to sleep. They are hands down the best, and safest so called "sleeping pills" you can get. I personally know many doctors who prescribe them for just that reason. As long as your given a small dose, and don't gobble down the whole bottle at once your in pretty good shape. And if your depressed it might just help you there as well. But this drug "forcing" someone to commit murder? Christ, give me a break, thats just ridiculous.