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I'm Kim Crespi, and I want to tell you about how the lives of our whole family have been stolen by antidepressants.  

10 years ago, my husband, David, a successful bank executive, was given a cocktail of medications including Prozac for stress at work. He went into a psychotic state and stabbed our beloved twins, Tessera Kate and Samantha Joy. They were five years old. He was so delusional, at one point he told police the lawn sprinklers were telling him to kill. It was only after he'd been sentenced for murder that he came off the drugs and realised what he had done. We are appealing to get his conviction overturned.

The website is: www.crespifamilyhope.org

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David Crespi

Tessara and Samantha's dad stabbed them after taking Prozac

David

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