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JK2006	Maybe though I cannot see what thrill anybody would get from it unless affected by serious outside influences. Either way, surely we all need to know the facts - especially the Judge and before sentencing.
Jo	JK2006 wrote: Absolutely and paranoid schizophrenia is a very common result of constant cannabis use. But denied by the many who have no problems with it. Since they aren't affected they refuse to believe it can happen - a bit like cigarette smokers and cancer. Most people with schizophrenia are not violent. More typically, they prefer to withdraw and be left alone. In some cases, however, people with mental illness may engage in dangerous or violent behaviors that are generally a result of their psychosis and the resulting fear from feelings of being threatened in some way by their surroundings. On the other hand, people with schizophrenia can be a danger to themselves. Suicide is the number one cause of premature death among people with schizophrenia. www.webmd.com/schizophrenia/qa/are-peopl...izophrenia-dangerous Though I'm no expert in mental illness or drug use, I doubt it was psychosis or schizophrenia that caused Campbell to torture and kill animals, express a desire to kill people and ultimately rape and murder a little girl. It is a ghastly crime, though, and natural to want to search for logical reasons for why it happened. Maybe he just did it for the thrill.
honey!oh sugar sugar.	I see a lot of people with psychosis that appears (to me) to coincide with heavy cannabis use. This is not the same stuff that people smoked at Stonehenge.
JK2006	Absolutely and paranoid schizophrenia is a very common result of constant cannabis use. But denied by the many who have no problems with it. Since they aren't affected they refuse to believe it can happen - a bit like cigarette smokers and cancer.
Sheba Bear	Another consideration re cannabis is the potential for generating false memories: www.iflscience.com/brain/smoking-pot-cou...rone-false-memories/ If someone believes that something happened - even if it didn't - their passionate and determined insistence that it did might just be enough to convince a jury.