What really was the catalyst? Was it a divorce from years ago? Did he cold turkey and suffer confusion and hallucinations?
Detectives found Prozac antidepressant in his apartment and they were unsure if he was taking it.
Later autopsy report says it was not found in his system. If he was prescribed it and it was not found in his system while he committed the murder, was he experiencing a cold turkey? He was a veteran.
13 Prescriptions within the last 95 days.
” including Lorazepam and Buspirone for anxiety and Fluoxetine, a generic version of Prozac”.
Was it a benzo withdrawal?
Was it confusion because he was 71 years old managing his medications?
Was it isolation because he hadn’t talked to his family in years and one daughter in 40 years?
Jeffress had recently filled numerous prescriptions and his medication records included Prozac, lorazepam and buspirone, yet postmortem toxicology was reported as showing none of those drugs. Whether he had recently discontinued one or more of them—and whether discontinuation was abrupt—remains undocumented in the publicly available material.
