Murder Antidepressant Withdrawal 22/04/2006 Michigan Mother Kills 23 Year Old Daughter
 
 Summary:<br><br>Paragraph 4 reads: <strong>&quot;Family members said Sharon Radtke recently lost her job and HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO AFFORD HER <u>ANTI-DEPRESSANT MEDICATION.&quot; <br /><br /></u><br /></strong>http://www.mlive.com/news/aanews/index.ssf?/base/news-17/1145727773107570.xml&amp;coll=2 <br /><br /><br />Mother to face trial on murder charges <br /><br />A mother accused of shooting her daughter, an Eastern Michigan University student, two weeks ago in their Taylor home was ordered this week to stand trial on murder charges. <br /><br />Sharon Radtke, 56, was bound over to circuit court on charges of first-degree murder and using a weapon to commit a felony, at the conclusion of her preliminary hearing Wednesday, Taylor Detective Anthony Chicko said. <br /><br />Lisa Radtke, 23, was shot in the head on April 7. She had gone to her mother&#39;s home that night to visit and do her laundry. The only witness to testify at the hearing Wednesday was Radtke&#39;s mother, Bonita Hayes, who also lived in the home and said Sharon Radtke told her she shot her daughter. <br /><br />Family members said Sharon Radtke recently lost her job and had not been able to afford her anti-depression medication. They said she feared the family would be homeless. <br /><br />Lisa Radtke was expected to graduate from EMU this month with an urban planning degree. She worked part-time at the University of Michigan. <br /><br />Sharon Radtke will be arraigned on the charges in circuit court next month. <br /><br /> 
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