Dr. Siegel on Defense Team’s Attempt to Blame Medication for Lindsay Clancy Killing Her Children: ‘Only Two That Could Be Scrutinized Here’

‘The defense attorney was dodging this and trying to throw all the medicines under the bus’

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SIEGEL: "Here are the details Kaylee. First of all she had taken Zoloft and Prozac in November and had a bad reaction to both She felt numb She wasn’t sleeping And that was a sign maybe of something underlying. But then she went off of them And the two she was on four medicines at the time that she committed the crimes or that she was psychotic Quetiapine, which is an antipsychotic Lamictal, which is a mood stabilizer which might imply she was bipolar but it was never diagnosed Mirtazapine and Trazodone which are anti-anxiety and antidepressant drugs Those two drugs occasionally this is really important they occasionally can cause psychosis But she’D been on them for a while She had never reported previously symptoms that were clearly psychotic And so you can’t just point to them after the fact and say it was this So that’s possibly why the defense attorney was dodging this and trying to throw all the medicines under the bus when there’s literally only two that could be scrutinized here Remeron and Trazodone"

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