Nebraska inmate Randall Robbins II is serving time for strangling his girlfriend and blames the antidepressant pill. He wants millions from Pfizer and a Lincoln doctor. [AP/Forbes]
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Imagined monologue of Randall Robbins to his attorney: “I always wanted to strangle my girlfriend, but my depression made me too lethargic. After taking Zoloft, my depression lifted, and I had the gumption to kill her. Therefore, the Zoloft made me a killer.”
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