Also the 2002 appeal ~( if you are going to quote it) says she could have walked around after the first shot -which a lot of posters on here say is not possible.
So to be clear - It says the drug she was on CAN have a sedative affect. It did NOT say she was sedated.
Sheila was on one eigth of her "normal" dose of Haloperidol at the time of the murders. She was far from being sedated.
Can´t believe Dr. Ferguson gave her more than 400 mg of Haloperidol per month for a period of time. No wonder she came across as being uncoordinated and tired!!!
I think it is verging on being criminal prescribing such high doses!
I can understand the young Dr. Wilkinson for cutting down the dose drastically, but she probably did not know that it is a very dangerous procedure.
Dr. Ferguson should have been looked into more thoroughly. He got away with very vague statements. it is not clear when Sheila had her dose cut down from more than 400 mg per month and to what dose (200 mg?) - was it in July 1985, earlier? It is not clear from his statements.
Was she in reality cut down from 400 mg to 100, not from 200?