Bryn Spejcher of Thousand Oaks, California, picked up a bread knife and stabbed her new boyfriend 108 times — killing him — before turning the blade on her dog.
The 32-year-old, who worked as an audiologist, then proceeded to stab herself — only stopping when police hit her nine times with a baton.
On Friday, Spejcher was convicted of killing her boyfriend — Chad O'Melia, then 26 — and awaits sentencing.
Forensic psychiatrist and expert witness Dr Kris Mohandie told the jury last month that Spejcher was a 'normal' girl with 'no history of mental illness or violence' who was committed to 'doing good' in the world.
That fateful night her brain was completely overtaken by extreme psychosis — induced by potent marijuana that had been supplied by her boyfriend, he said.
In testimony from Spejcher herself, the healthcare professional said she'd smoked weed only a few times before, and had 'never been high'.
Her attack was launched because she had 'lost touch with reality', as the cannabis had triggered 'voices in her head'.
Dr Mohandie warned people with 'no prior history of violence can consume cannabis, even during one session, and then proceed to commit acts of physical violence to themselves and to others'.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12823769/bryn-spejcher-cannabis-induced-psychosis-psychiatrist-california.html
theonelizzieborden dontwhackitssef
Bryn Spejcher took some knives and gave her BF 108 rives when she she saw that that was fine she gave her doggie one hundred and nine when she finished, she said 'what the heck' and gave herself 110 in the neck when the coppers saw what she had done they gave her head nine from the baton
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>>1243172 >rives /rīv/
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verb: rive; 3rd person present: rives; past tense: rived; gerund or present participle: riving; past participle: riven
literary
split or tear apart violently.
"the party was riven by disagreements over Europe"
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split
rent
ripped apart
ruptured
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split or crack (wood or stone).
"the wood was riven with deep cracks"
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(of wood or stone) split or crack.
"I started to chop furiously, the dry wood riving and splintering under the axe"
Anonymous
Thousand Oaks, a Republicunt town Makes sense that it's full of violent dipshits
Anonymous
>>1243180 is it your view that this person is a republican?
Anonymous
>>1243180 Republicans aren't violent
>>1243187 He's terribly misguided or willfully dishonest/frantic liar
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Republicans just can't stop being evil can they?
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>>1243216 According to the Daily Mail, republicans are violent.
Anonymous
we really need to ban weed. It causes all the violent crime
Anonymous
>>1243244 We need to ban people who want to ban weed and incorrectly think it causes violent crime.
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>1243258 You must be absent at parties
Anonymous
>>1243258 Who is "we" supposed to be this time? Also your studies are about as useful as all the studies linking violence to video games and satanic rock music
Anonymous
>>1243258 >When individuals suffering from pre-existing medical conditions use marijuana in an attempt to alleviate their symptoms, ultimately this worsens their conditions over time. So crazy people should avoid doing drugs. That's great. Nobody disagrees with you.
Anonymous
>>1243258 Whatever you do, don't bring up the alcohol studies
Anonymous
>>1243373 Progressives tried banning alcohol in the US once already.
It caused a lot more crime.
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>>1243216 >Republicans aren't violent LOL
Anonymous
>>1243423 Conservative prrotestants let the prohibition movement, dipshit.
Anonymous
>>1243467 teddy roosevelt, taft, and wilson were all progressives
Anonymous
>>1243501 progressive or not, roosevelt and taft were literal republicans
Anonymous
>>1243467 Retard dipshit
>https://www.loc.gov/classroom-materials/united-states-history-primary-source-timeline/progressive-era-to-new-era-1900-1929/prohibition-case-study-of-progressive-reform/ "Prohibition: a case study of progressive reform... Prohibition exhibited many of the characteristics of most progressive reforms. That is, it was concerned with the moral fabric of society; it was supported primarily by the middle classes; and it was aimed at controlling the "interests" (liquor distillers) and their connections with venal and corrupt politicians in city, state, and national governments"
>>1243502 >literal republicans Oh yeah. Republicans in the early 1900s. Back before the supposed "ideological flip" happened and Republicans were the progressives.
Fucking retard dipshit.
Find a single decent source (aka not your ass) that says prohibition was a Conservative us movement
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>>1243503 >Find a single decent source (aka not your ass) that says prohibition was a Conservative us movement Ken Burns good enough for you?
https://reason.com/2011/12/22/ken-burns-on-prohibition-pot-and-pbs/ >"There were all these factions, left and right, black and white, that were for [banning alcohol]," he says. "It [is] too easy to dismiss it as purely a retrograde, conservative attempt to pull the country back to some good old days that never existed. It was a much more complicated dynamic." Anonymous
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>>1243504 No who the fuck is ken burns? Even he states in your quote that it "it's easy to dismiss it as a conservative movement but it's much more complicated than that"
You fucking retard monkey
Learn to read not only is your source shit it literally states it wasn't a conservative movement
It came as part of women's suffrage movement who often called for alcohol temperance as well, it was literally the same ideologues calling for it
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>>1243504 Oh Ken Burns is an American movie director.
No, he's not a better source then the library of Congress.
Fuck off before you begin citing Captain America or some marvel superhero, retard
Anonymous
Just checked.
Yup, prohibition was a progressive movement which took place during the progressive era and was pushed by progressives
All the experts agree
>https://www.loc.gov/classroom-materials/united-states-history-primary-source-timeline/progressive-era-to-new-era-1900-1929/prohibition-case-study-of-progressive-reform/ "Prohibition exhibited many of the characteristics of most progressive reforms. That is, it was concerned with the moral fabric of society; it was supported primarily by the middle classes; and it was aimed at controlling the "interests" (liquor distillers) and their connections with venal and corrupt politicians in city"
>https://digitalexhibits.libraries.wsu.edu/exhibits/show/2016sphist417/drugs-and-alcohol/prohibition-and-organized-crim "The core of reconstruction was built around the reformation of laws, retribution, and bettering the country. This gave way to a progressive movement hroughout the early twentieth century. The progressive movement strongly advocated the prohibition of alcohol in order to improve the well-being of the country."
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prohibition_in_the_United_States "The movement was taken up by progressives in the Prohibition, Democratic and Republican parties, and gained a national grassroots base through the Woman's Christian Temperance Union"
"While still denied universal voting privileges, women in the WCTU followed Frances Willard's "Do Everything" doctrine and used temperance as a method of entering into politics and furthering other progressive issues such as prison reform and labor laws."
"Historian Nancy Koester argued that Prohibition was a "victory for progressives and social gospel activists battling poverty". Prohibition also united progressives and revivalists."
>https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/us-history/rise-to-world-power/1920s-america/a/prohibition "Protestants, Progressives, and women all spearheaded the drive to institute Prohibition."
Anonymous
>>1243507 Ok but Taft and Roosevelt were still Republicans.
Anonymous
>>1243168 Reefer madness.
But in all seriousness, crazy people shouldn't smoke weed, and dudeweedstonerbros should've force them to.
Anonymous
>>1243514 They were also progressives.
Temperance and prohibition was another failed progressive movement that had drastic side effects
Anonymous
>>1243524 Progressive Republicans are still Republicans.
Anonymous
>>1243549 The parties switched.
theonewimp dontdemonizeitsself
>>1243521 I'm mental, but not insane.
I wouldn't stab anything, although my OCD, schizoid affective disorder, makes me think about doing it.
When I OD on edibles, I can feel quite stabby
But When the demon does slip in, I'm such a wimp, that the demon has such a poor vessel to wreck havoc, that it leaves in disgust,
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>>1243168 People kill people during alcohol-induced psychosis as well, even more in fact. I cannot see the reason they would point the finger at the weed when clearly she was the psycho bitch susceptible of murdering someone with or without it.
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>>1243503 You act like they're going to care about history when we all know they don't.
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>>1243563 >The parties switched That was 50 years after the time we're talking about.
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>>1243501 I don't trust the intelligence of anybody who frequents this board to understand the use of the word "progressive" in the context of 1920's politics.
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>>1243590 Oh you are more than mental alright
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>>1243168 >Bryn brain?
barn?
brin?
burn?
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>>1243347 amazing argument, boomer
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>>1243350 video games and rock music doesn't alter brain chemistry, you retarded drug addict
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>>1243351 you don't know what people have what conditions. all weed should be banned. we know it causes violence
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>>1243373 stay on task and stop the whataboutism, drug addict
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Weed from the 60’s enhanced creativity and relaxation. Weed today: psychosis and murderous rage.
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"Reefer Madness Part Deux"