Dr. Roneet Lev
Dr. Roneet Lev
Episode # 163 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Heidi Swan and Christy Brown on Marijuana Murder
Episode # 163 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Heidi Swan and Christy Brown on Marijuana Murder
Episode # 163 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Heidi Swan and Christy Brown on Marijuana Murder
Monday 5th February 2024
Explore the shocking case of Bryn Spejcher and the potential link between marijuana-induced psychosis and violent behaviour.
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Episode Overview
- Bryn Spejcher was convicted of involuntary manslaughter after a marijuana-induced psychotic episode.
- Heidi Swan and Dr. Christy Brown share their observations from attending the trial.
- The episode raises questions about the responsibilities of the marijuana industry and legislators.
- Personal stories highlight the unpredictable nature of drug-induced psychosis.
- The discussion focuses on whether current cannabis regulations are sufficient.
She thought she could bring herself back from the dead as she started killing Chad
Imagine a world where a seemingly harmless substance could lead to unimaginable tragedy. In this gripping episode of 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction,' Dr. Roneet Lev dives into the controversial topic of marijuana-induced psychosis and its potential link to violent behaviour. Joined by guests Heidi Swan and Dr.
Christy Brown, the episode centres around the harrowing case of Bryn Spejcher, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter after stabbing her boyfriend, Chad O'Meila, 108 times during a psychotic episode triggered by marijuana use. Heidi and Christy, who attended the trial, share their first-hand observations and perspectives, raising critical questions about the responsibilities of the marijuana industry and legislators in protecting the public from such risks.
The episode also delves into the broader implications of cannabis use on mental health, featuring personal anecdotes and expert testimonies that highlight the unpredictable nature of drug-induced psychosis. With a mix of raw emotion and professional insight, this episode challenges you to consider whether current regulations are sufficient and if more stringent measures are needed. By the end, you'll be left pondering whether Bryn's case is an isolated incident or a warning sign of a larger issue.
Tune in to hear a compelling discussion that goes beyond headlines and into the heart of a deeply complex issue.