Jason, God Bless you. So sorry for your tragedy. May you be healed.

Comment from Jason Fontaine

All it would take for a mother and a grandmother to both make false allegations of abuse (generally false allegations of sexual abuse) against a loved one and for both to then be complicit in committing something so horrifyingly violent as this murder/suicide is what I have seen with much regularity over the past two decades – both a mother and a daughter sharing one thing – a prescription for an antidepressant. Moms hooked on these drugs will constantly encourage their daughters to take them.

The ONLY grandmothers I have seen in two decades of tracking murder/suicide cases who have taken the lives of their grandchildren are those on antidepressants. And the VERY LARGE MAJORITY of mothers who take the lives of their own children (from Susan Smith to Andrea Yates) are under the influence of antidepressants. You can find a long list of documented cases here: http://www.ssristories.com

How do these drugs produce both false allegations and violent murder/suicides?

The antidepressant increases serotonin which in turn produces very vivid and horrifying nightmares, often both sexual and very violent in nature. The nightmares are SO VIVID that the patient begins to believe they are “remembering” abuse that happened which they have forgotten. None of it is real – only in the individual’s mind! But to the patient it seems all too real making them very convincing to others because they believe so firmly that this false reality actually did happen to them or a loved one. Because of this false accusations of sexual abuse have always been a very common adverse reaction to antidepressants. [I discussed this at length explaining all of the chemical reactions that cause it in my book that first came out in 1994.]

According to the judge in this case these false allegations had been ongoing for some time which should have served as a warning so that additional steps could be taken to prevent this latest tragedy. IF ONLY SOMEONE HAD BEEN AWARE OF THE CHEMICAL ADVERSE REACTIONS TO ANTIDEPRESSANTS THAT PRODUCE THESE FALSE ACCUSATIONS OF ABUSE!! With that knowledge the strong possibility of progressive paranoia which could then lead to a murder/suicide based on these vivid false drug-induced beliefs could have been considered – even expected. Patients who survive these reactions will often use the words, “I had no choice!” This is because based on their false belief system induced by the drugs they believed firmly they had no other choices.

These tragedies all need to end, but will not until the world wakes up to the deadly effects of these most popular prescription drugs – antidepressants! These drugs are so similar in action to LSD or PCP! [Yes, that statement can be documented scientifically and has been used successfully in court evidence in wrongful death cases brought against the manufacturers in these antidepressant-induced murder/suicide cases.] I would hope that Jason Fontaine can take this information and fight the battle for truth that his daughters can no longer fight for themselves. Although it is tragically too late to save little Catherine or Julia or the Yates children or the Smith children or so many more, as the truth comes out it will save the lives of many more innocent children. Seeking justice for their deaths and learning from what happened to them is the greatest gift we can give these children at this point.

Ann Blake-Tracy, Executive Director,
International Coalition for Drug Awareness
http://www.drugawareness.org – http://www.ssristories.com

I am devistated and crushed that my two beautiful and wonderful little girls lives were taken by two sick individuals that cared more about keeping them from me than focusing on making sure they lived happy healthy lives. There is nothing that pains me more or haunts me more every night. I used followed every court order and did everyhting I could to try and protect my little girls. In the end none of it mattered. I spent every penny I had, put myself through every phychological evaluation possible (through court appointed psychologists) to prove that I had nothing but the best interestes in mind for my little girls. In the end these two sick individuals refused to listed to the experts and decided, arbitrarily, to take these wonderful little girls lives.

I am forever going to remember the good times I had with them and the wonderful things that they had to offer the world. I am also going to be haunted, every day, how their lives were cut so short by two sick people who cared more about themselves than the two little angels whose lives they took.

Jason Fontaine
jfont989@gmail.com