Murder Attempt Zoloft* 04/11/2002 Arizona *Mother Acquitted of Attempted Child Murder
 
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       <td width="175"><a href="http://ssristories.drugawareness.org/archive/show11cd.html?item=220">Murder Attempt</a></td>
       <td width="200">Zoloft*</td>
       <td width="100">2002-11-04</td>
       <td width="100">Arizona</td>
       <td width="639"><strong>*Mother Acquitted of Attempted Child Murder</strong></td>
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Summary:<br><br><div>The last paragraph reads: &quot;Their mother&#39;s attorney says she never intended to kill the girls.<strong> But the anti-depressants she was taking gave her insomnia and that led to what he calls a &quot;psychotic break&quot;.</strong></div><p><strong>SSRI Stories note:&nbsp; Ann Tracy, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Intenational Coalition for Drug Awareness, has confirmed that this woman was on the antidepressant Zoloft at the time of this tragic incident.</strong><strong><br /><br /></strong><a href="http://www.12news.com/search/index.html?id=7911&amp;switch=2">http://www.12news.com/search/index.html?id=7911&amp;switch=2<br /><br /></a>Jodi Henry Acquitted of Attempted Child Murder<br /><br /><br />A jury has just acquitted a Valley mother accused of trying to kill her two daughters.<br /><br />Prosecutors say Jodi Henry laced her daughter&#39;s ice cream sodas with prescription medication.<br /><br />They claimed she was angry and depressed and planned to kill herself as well.<br /><br />Both Alana and Nikki survived. Their mother&#39;s attorney says she never intended to kill the girls. But the anti-depressants she was taking gave her insomnia and that led to what he calls a &quot;psychotic break&quot;.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /></p> 
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