How to Prevent Mass Shooting -  Ph.D. Jacques Ohayon

How to Prevent Mass Shooting (eBook)

A Scientific Journey Towards a Solution
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2024 | 1. Auflage
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This Book is about Mass Killing and why it occurs. The author Jacques J. Ohayon, Ph.D., has closely studied almost every incident that falls into the category of a Mass Killing in which the perpetrator is immediately apprehended or commits suicide since 2016. This group comprises the majority of the incidents going back to the Columbine, Colorado massacre in 1999. 'How To Prevent Mass Shooting' reflects the finding that the majority of Mass Killers are medical patients, more particularly patients receiving psychiatric care and medication from a physician. We find that some perpetrators can be considered treatment failures or suffering from Treatment Resistant Depression. There is also a great deal of mystery concerning the Killings in that although the pattern of the perpetrators is clear, involving mental illness and patients receiving medication, the possibility that a contributing factor to the incidents is medication is rarely emphasized. Dylan Klebold, one of the Columbine perpetrators, was never formally identified as a psychiatric patient. Yet, his parents document his continued struggles with mental problems throughout high school leading up to the massacre. Although not profiled directly in the Book, Klebold had many of the signs of a perpetrator documented in 'How to Prevent Mass Shooting.' Eric Harris, the second perpetrator, on the other hand, had the antidepressant Fluvoxamine in his bloodstream and was considered a psychopath. Even minor side effects are reportable based on FDA guidelines. Yet, when a Mass Killer is on a psychiatric medication, the potential side effects are not considered as correlated. This is despite the strong suspicion of a causal relationship based on the Black Box Warning on all SSRI medication. 'How to Prevent Mass Shooting' offers essential insights based on detailed methodological reviews and lets the reader decide what is occurring at the FDA. Critical issues related to the Pandemic are also covered.
This Book is about Mass Killing and why it occurs. The author Jacques J. Ohayon, Ph.D., has studied almost every incident that falls into the category of a Mass Killing in which the perpetrator is immediately apprehended or commits suicide since 2016. This group comprises the majority of the incidents going back to the Columbine, Colorado massacre in 1999. How To Prevent Mass Shooting reflects the finding that the majority of Mass Killers are medical patients, more particularly patients receiving psychiatric care and medication from a physician. We find that some perpetrators can be considered treatment failures or suffering from Treatment Resistant Depression. There is also a great deal of mystery concerning the Killings in that although the pattern of the perpetrators is clear, involving mental illness and patients receiving medication, the possibility that a contributing factor to the incidents is medication is rarely emphasized. Dylan Klebold, one of the two Columbine perpetrators, was never formally identified as a psychiatric patient. Yet, his parents document his continued struggles with mental problems throughout high school leading up to the massacre. Although not profiled directly in the Book, Klebold had many of the signs of a perpetrator documented in "e;How to Prevent Mass Shooting."e; Eric Harris, on the other hand, had the antidepressant Fluvoxamine in his bloodstream and was considered a psychopath. Klebold may have stopped his meds at some point, if prescribed. Even minor side effects are reportable based on FDA guidelines. Yet, when a Mass Killer is on a psychiatric medication, the potential side effects are not considered as correlated. This is despite the suspicion of a causal relationship based on the Black Box Warning on all SSRI medication. "e;How to Prevent Mass Shooting"e; offers essential insights based on methodological reviews and lets the reader decide what is occurring at the FDA. Critical issues related to the Pandemic are also covered. So much has been written about Mass Shooting, but unfortunately, our understanding of the phenomena has been stagnant. "e;How to Prevent Mass Shooting"e; changes that by finally documenting what appears to be the possible etiology of the crimes and also possibly suicide. "e;How to Prevent Mass Shooting"e; implicates an alternative theory that combines all the incidents over the last thirty years. "e;How to Prevent Mass Killing"e; also describes essential research conducted on biomarkers related to the killings. A pupil distortion or anterior segmentation found in the eyes of the perpetrators, which has been studied since 2016, is discussed with photographs documenting the phenomena. We back up the photographic evidence with descriptions including how estranged fathers have murdered their children, some by stabbing, some with guns, and some by drowning. The work also covers transportation incidents. I received a Ph.D. in Epidemiology from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health. It was my background in Public Health that motivated me to investigate and try to stop Mass Killings and Mass Shooting. Due to his ability to conduct epidemiological research, Dr. Ohayon has worked on many interesting cases, some of them are as follows:i Responded immediately to the disappearance of Malaysian Flight 370 by profiling the co-pilot, predicted that the craft was in an area too deep to be located. I helped direct searches and advised families in China and Malaysia, and helped authorities save resources explaining the plane was likely in waters too deep to recover (2014). i Performed a definitive analysis of the failure to stop the Mexican Gulf Oil Spill, identifying the absence of experts, staff, and equipment from Transocean due to legal barriers; redirected human resources, stopping oil flow from the Deepwater well immediately. (2010)i Helped evaluate where to place resources for the COVID-19 vaccine program, selecting the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines

Based on the discovery of the biomarker in the eyes of the Mass Shooters, we were able to establish support for a common denominator of a depression diagnosis and prescribed treatment. We still needed to answer the question as to why the perpetrators exhibited so many similar behaviors besides the killings, including writing a manifesto, broadcasting their intentions on the internet, and often committing suicide. I began to think that the form of severe depression they suffered from is reduced when Mass Killers engage in certain behaviors leading up to the Mass Murder. A psychic pain reduction paradigm helped explain the meticulous planning of the attacks, which always appears to precede the actual shooting and Mass Murders. As the perpetrator plans meticulously with posts and diagrams in diaries and purchases of weapons and munitions, they may experience some relief. For example, James Holmes, the Aurora Colorado Shooter, meticulously purchased guns and costumes. He left the back door of the theatre open and booby-trapped his apartment.
Stephan Paddock, the Las Vegas shooter, transported dozens of high- powered rifles to his hotel room. He also placed cameras in the hall to watch any activity outside his room. His remote video spotted a security official, which he disabled with a single shot to the leg through an opening in the door allowed by the security latch. Why would Paddock spare the security guard’s life and then subsequently kill 58 persons? This one-act gives us an insight into the meticulous planning of these attacks by Mass Killers. It may be that if Paddock aimed high for a chest or headshot through the opening, the guard would have seen the gun and backed away, with no chance of a clean shot. The guard never saw the gun pointed downward, and Paddock disabled him with a shot to his leg. The guard lay on the ground motionless, unable to call for help. Unknown to him, dozens of innocent persons were being murdered from inside the room.
I began examining hundreds of perpetrators of Mass-Killing to support my depression medication theory. I downloaded thousands of photos of the perpetrator’s pupils from the internet. I also conducted a formal cross-sectional study of Mass Killings from 2016 to 2019. I hoped to develop a methodology for helping physicians treat their patients differently. I found out that the brain was damaged in a way that sometimes made the perpetrator seem normal, yet without understanding the consequences of the murderous event they were planning. This is a typical profile for the killers. This would make identifying a Mass Killer much more difficult for physicians. But first, we needed to build a consensus that the phenomenon I identified was natural — I did this by applying for and receiving a US Patent.
Biological Background of Observed Pathology:
One of the areas of the brain that could be damaged by excessive antidepressant use is the deep brain, i.e., the brain stem and cerebellum; it is located at the top of the spinal cord. This could cause violent emotions, which the higher brain, such as the cortex, cannot control. This is sometimes referred to as the reptilian brain. What appears to be happening is that the part of the brain damaged by SSRI medication is motivating the person to kill while also directing the part of the brain that makes the perpetrator look normal. The damaged brain directs the perpetrator to plan, scheme, and select victims. This appears to be a typical pattern where perpetrators want to disguise their intention to kill. In cases where they have posts on the internet where they brandish weapons and express violent opinions, the viewers do not take them seriously since guns and violence are typical in our society. This is why they appear to have a Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde-type personality deterioration.
The most remarkable aspect of the mass shooter’s behavior is the distinct similarity in the Modus Operandi. This could be attributed to State-Dependent Behavior (SDB). The theory is that a drug-induced state could trigger a distinct set of thoughts and ideations, such as a detailed internalized planning of a crime. A drug-induced state could also elicit overt behavior, i.e., buying guns and rounds and carrying out the crime. This appears to be the case with Mass Shooting, an epidemic we are experiencing caused in part by antidepressant medication.
One of my additional concerns was that men and women in the tens of millions had been exposed to these drugs, and some percentage could disassociate without warning. This is, unfortunately, what is happening. In 2021, there were 636 Mass Killings. In 2022, there were 647 Mass Killings. The Mass Killing profile I identified is defined by incidents where the perpetrator is identified quickly, and there are three outcomes: they commit suicide or are killed by the Police, or they surrender and are arrested.
For this reason, prescribing physicians need to examine patients for the presence of the pupil distortion biomarker. This phenomenon can also be considered as creating a cohort of literally millions of patients or biological sleepers in society and around the world that could develop a form of mental illness that results in spontaneous Mass Killing. This is what I feel we have been witnessing.
Why Does The Perpetrator Want to Kill
Scientists often attribute brain damage as the cause of violent behavior. For example, in his book The Anatomy of Violence; The Biological Basis of Crime 2014 - University of Pennsylvania; 6 Professor Adrian Raine reviews studies demonstrating that the prefrontal brain is responsible for aggression. Ling et al., 2019 conducted a review of brain mechanisms and crime. The scientific literature indicates that structural and functional prefrontal cortex, amygdala, and striatum aberrations are associated with criminal behavior. 7 Because the brain is so complex and many areas are difficult to measure, most of the research is suggestive.
Various forms of crime and antisocial behavior may have different neurological etiologies. Of all the brain areas, the amygdala region has been most clearly implicated in emotional processes.
The findings of previous studies of brain pathology and criminal behavior correspond to the pupil distortion biomarker finding. The pupil distortion may be a reflection of brain pathology in Mass Killers and other criminals. Which realistically could be associated with the Mass Killing Epidemic via the excessive use of Psychiatric medication. The best explanation for the observable biomarker is damage to the optic nerve, which controls the pupil’s shape by contracting the irises’ radial and sphincter muscles. After studying the literature on criminal behavior and the brain, we see the importance of biomarker discovery. Since it is an observable biomarker that is much more accessible to detect than a brain scan and occurs more consistently among criminals, it was a breakthrough discovery.
Example of Pupil Distortion Discovery:
Lexington Kentucky Bank Killer, April 11th, 2023 Connor Sturgeon, Age 25, Killed 5- Died in Shoot-Out With Police
Other Scientists Who Have Documented the Relationship Between Mass Killing and SSRI Medication.
Dr Yolande Lucrie, Psychiatrist Edgecliff, Australia
Dr. Lucire is from Australia and is an ardent opponent of SSRI medication. She graduated from Medical School at the University of Sydney in 1964. After which, in 1967, she received a Diploma in Psychological Medicine in London. From 1970 to 2011, she was a member and Fellow of the Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. She received a Ph.D. in 1996 in the History of Psychiatry, Ethics & History, and Philosophy. In 2011, she received a certificate of competence in Safety Pharmacogenomics from Karolinska Institute Stockholm, Sweden. Dr. Lucire is essentially a Psychiatrist specializing in Pharmacology. Dr. Lucire understands the problem of adverse side effects with SSRI medication. She is deeply troubled by the widespread use of the medication since she understands that a specific portion of treated patients will experience severe side effects such as suicide and homicide. She tries to help physicians understand that adverse effects are correlated to genotypes but not necessarily with drug blood levels. She also points out that brain blood levels of psychiatric medication are not always reflected in blood levels. Her work involves mutations in the metabolizing genes in the cytochrome P450 system, as reflected by the dose and interactions with other medications, as well as the patient’s age and general liver function. She is also concerned with the rate at which a drug is increased or decreased as a factor in adverse side effects. In the graphic below, Lucrie et al. (2016), Dr. Lucrie tries to instruct physicians that the individual differences in response to SSRIs are highly complicated. In addition, patients suffering from suicidal ideation and suicidal behavior (Akathisia) are much more likely to have inherited gene variations, which we would expect as compared to a standard group since they are patients receiving treatment and experiencing side effects. 8
Her research demonstrates the complexity of treating patients with an SSRI and the exponential effect of having millions of patients prescribed the medication.
Some percentage of these patients will experience severe reactions and commit murder. Given the tens of millions being treated, it is just a statistical reality. This is why it is important to image the biomarker I discovered since it helps pick up those having an adverse reaction early in treatment....

Erscheint lt. Verlag 30.1.2024
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Medizin / Pharmazie Medizinische Fachgebiete Psychiatrie / Psychotherapie
ISBN-13 979-8-3509-3861-6 / 9798350938616
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