Lisa,
When you said intensive, common-sense medical intervention, did you mean chelation?

Lisa,
Adam Lanza was intelligent enough to foresee that he had no future, and his mother had taken him with her looking for a place to instititionalize him. And intelligent enough to use computers to learn techniques for extremely rapid reloading to kill as many people as possible in a very short time, and a Vietnam technique for making sure that his bullets had been treated so as to explode on entry, ensuring death of the victims. Intelligent enough to put his brother Ryan's ID in his pocket. Intelligent enough to plan his spree and drive to the school after murdering his mother in her bed. Intelligent and rational in these ways, but evil enough to decide that murdering these innocent adults and precious, beautiful children was appropriate revenge for the world's having left him out of account. I do not accept that he had no free will, and was forced to this horrible massacre by factors he had no control over.

And he undoubtedly was mercury-poisoned from vaccines, the way I and my daughter are. But in his sixth-grade picture he looks happpy and normal, and at that point he would have finished the vast majority of his vaccines. Would the more recent ones have been the straw that broke the camel's back? Maybe all the flu vaccines? Have they looked at his vaccine records? I saw that an autopsy report said that his brain looked normal.

"All psychiatrists should spend some [clinical] time in a correctional institution, ... "

Perhaps also if they prescribe, without clinically validated cause, the SSRI drugs known to incite violence and suicidal behavior. These proven violence inducing awful SSRI drugs are often handed out like mints to the poor trusting souls who visit these ... .

I'm especially appreciative of Dr. Breggin's work.

I also can't help feeling like the "principle of innocent until proven guilty" is being completely side-stepped in these cases:

@Linda and anyone who might know something about this:

Something I read led me to understand that Lanza's autopsy and his mother's were performed after the other victims. I'm not sure, but wouldn't that delay possibly limit the value of a toxicology report?

@samaxtics: It seemed strange to me that it was ruled the Aurora case prosecution could "keep" that evidence. So, was the defense concerned about "doctor patient confidentiality" and didn't for some reason want jurors to know what prescriptions might have influenced James? Would information about the drugs he was taking somehow help the prosecution make a stronger case? I also thought it curious that the report included mention of immunization records. I haven't heard of any mainstream association of violence with vaccination. Then there was the "heavily redacted" part...

Anyone else here feeling like some of our children may be more vulnerable to exploitation than to drug-induced violence?

Re: "A recent study of reports to the FDA of drug-induced violence has demonstrated that antidepressants have an 840% increased rate of violence"

Fact 1: Psychiatric drugs dramatically increase the risk of violent behaviors.

Fact 2: Children under age 18 are shown to be at the highest risk of homicide and suicide due to reactions to psychiatric drugs.

Fact 3: Children with Autism and ADHD are routinely prescribed psychiatric drugs in spite of the black box warnings of the greater risks to children and young people.

Fact 4: Many autism treatment specialists state that psychiatric drugs are more dangerous to the sensitive neurological system of autistic patients.

Fact 5: The conventional medical system refuses to acknowledge the many successful non-drug therapies utilized by Defeat Autism Now and other autism therapy specialists.

Fact 6: As long as the medical system continues to prescribe psychiatric drugs to children with autism, there will be a high risk of aggressive and violent behaviors resulting from the dangerous side effects.

Fact 7: Since the news media is controlled by the pharmaceutical industry due to their financial power and influence, the true cause of the homicidal behaviors of children and young people, whether neurotypical or autistic, will never be acknowledged to the American public.

Fact 8: Therefore "autism", "depression" and everything but the kitchen sink will be blamed for the mass shootings and other homicides which are actually caused by brain chemistry alterations resulting from psychiatric drugs.

- more allopathic induced tragedy:
http://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/articles/adderall/adderall-lawsuit-heart-attack-side-6-18348.html

Did Adderall Play a Role in the Death of Ex-Navy Corpsman?
By Gordon Gibb
...As stated in the Military Times, [Kelli Marie] Grese had been prescribed clonazepam for anxiety and was on that medication when she was also prescribed Adderall. The Adderall, according to the report, was the trigger for what was described as "a cascade" of mental and emotion problems that included, but not limited to hallucinations, paranoia and total psychosis...According to the report, Grese was prescribed no fewer than 25 different medications in an effort to stabilize her emotional state. Some of those medications were prescribed simultaneously..."I don't understand how a physician can write a prescription for 450 pills and two months later write another prescription for 450," said Darla Grese, the plaintiff in the lawsuit, in comments published in the Military Times. "Something's broken. The system is broken."

My son has been violent, but we now know that he has a genetic detox problem in three detox pathways and gets acidosis from mitochondrial dysfunction. All of this is manageable and is not "quackery", but well recognised medical conditions.
Not one of the psychiatrists ever involved with my son in 50 years has ever ordered a test that would reveal any of this.
Let's face it . Psychiatry is NOT medicine. This is the quackery.

There is no evidence that I have seen yet that Lanza was under the care of a psychiatrist. Similarly, there is no evidence that he was taking any psychiatric drug. We say, "Don't jump to conclusions" about his family and friends saying that he had Asperger, but we make the same jumping error when we presume that he was seeing a psychiatrist or taking psychiatric drugs without any proof.

Yeah, that is right - most of these shooters were under psy care.
Oh for heaven sakes - what is a person to do?

Thanks, Teresa, for this important information. I have discussed these issues at length with some local psychologists and psychiatrists. One of the major problems is with insurance coverage. They simply don't pay enough on therapy(not drugs). There are fewer and fewer people going into psychiatry, for example, because they are not earning the money they used to get(whether it was excessive before is another question). And I am not just talking about medicaid payments. There used to be a time when insurance didn't limit so much the number of visits, etc. I don't know what the answer is, but I do know that this is a major drawback to the mentally ill, those with a mental disease --getting therapy coverage. Our government talks more and more about the need for better psychiatric, but it just isn't there for them. Psychiatric units in hospitals and clinics have been closing down for years now.
Maurine