Nancy Lanza's Killer Son Adam Was on 'Serious...

Nancy Lanza had purportedly told friends before the Newtown massacre, that her troubled son Adam was on "some serious medications."

"He was on some serious medications to help deal with his issues, but (Nancy) never told me what they were, or if he stopped taking them. They told me they think he had a psychotic break and were asking if Nancy mentioned anything about Adam not taking his medications," an unidentified friend said recently.

Gun control proponents seized quickly on this tragedy to advance their political aims, so the public has been denied a proper analysis of what really went awry here. One of the angles which has not been looked into, is the role of psychiatric drugs. Was the 20-year-old on meds, when he decided to murder 26 children and adults? Had he stopped taking them for some reason? Why aren't these questions being posed to the authorities? Adam Lanza shot and killed himself Dec. 14, after going on a rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut.

The liberal media are too focused on attacking the Second Amendment, to ask the appropriate questions about this incident. The pharmaceutical companies also have a clear interest, in tamping down any debate about these medications. Is it a coincidence that lone wolf shootings like the Lanza case, started happening in 1990s, when doctors began widely prescribing psychotropic drugs? Perhaps it's the drugs causing all this violence, and not the guns.

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Ainsley Jo Phillips Jan 23, 2013, 8:24am UTC

Big Pharma is getting filthy-rich by the constant encouragement to prescribe drugs to "manage" our schoolkids so that they're now lining up for brain pills the way they once lined up for mid-morning milk break. The entertainment industry is getting filthy-rich through making violence and hating on people popular. The gun business is getting filthy-rich by offering to the public weapons that weren't meant to be used by private citizens. Put this recipe together, and you have...Sandy Hook, Columbine, and a whole bunch of other tragic stories.

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Henry Berry Jan 23, 2013, 10:57am UTC

In my forthcoming book titled "Massacre In Newtown – Adam Lanza's Dark Passage to Madness," I make a different analysis. I do not believe Lanza had a "psychotic break."There is too much evidence to the contrary over a period of time; and many of the details are integrated so as to present a wholeness and intent indicating a coherence which is contrary to a "break." This is not to say that there was not one incident or a series within a brief time that did not trigger the pressures and resentments which had built up in him. But this cannot be called a psychotic break.

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Nancy Lanza's Killer Son Adam Was on 'Serious Medications'

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