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Slain Doctor's Parents Sue Drug Maker, Ex-Wife

Lohstroh's Parents, Friends Say Father Did Not Want Son, 10, On Prozac

POSTED: 8:04 am CDT September 22, 2004

UPDATED: 5:10 pm CDT September 22, 2004

HOUSTON -- The parents of a murdered doctor filed a wrongful death lawsuit

Wednesday afternoon against their former daughter-in-law and a pharmaceutical

company, Local 2 reported. Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally

shot him outside his ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his

8-year-old brother up as part of a joint custody agreement.

Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne Greene -- filed a lawsuit against

Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co.

" Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick and Joanne Greene for the tragic

death of their son, Rick, " said s, an attorney. Lohstroh's parents

and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with Geisler for putting their son on

Prozac, which happened one month before his death. " In the week prior to the

shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage of Prozac. This is really

important for two reasons, " s said. s said studies show a change

in dosage can lead to violence and the drug's adverse effects are more severe in

children. The 12-page lawsuit argues that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for

Lohstroh's murder.

Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally shot him outside his

ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his 8-year-old brother up as

part of a joint custody agreement. Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne

Greene -- filed a lawsuit against Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the

maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co. " Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick

and Joanne Greene for the tragic death of their son, Rick, " said s,

an attorney. Lohstroh's parents and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with

Geisler for putting their son on Prozac, which happened one month before his

death. " In the week prior to the shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage

of Prozac. This is really important for two reasons, " s said.

s said studies show a change in dosage can lead to violence and the

drug's adverse effects are more severe in children. The 12-page lawsuit argues

that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for Lohstroh's murder.

The County Sheriff's Department said the 10-year-old retrieved a gun,

climbed in the back seat and began shooting " through the back of the driver's

seat, striking his father. " Deputies said the boy got out of the vehicle and

continued firing before going inside the home, where his mother took the gun

from him. Investigators said it is still a mystery as to why the boy would kill

his father, a 41-year-old physician at the University of Texas Medical Branch in

Galveston. During the couple's divorce trial, Geisler accused Lohstroh of

sexually abusing their two sons. Two separate police agencies investigated the

claims, but neither filed charges. People close to Lohstroh and his children say

Geisler used a form of brainwashing, known as Parental Alienation Syndrome,

during the couple's contentious breakup that they believe possibly led to the

father's death.

Jim - Norman

" Never look at the trombones, it only encourages them. "

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Slain Doctor's Parents Sue Drug Maker, Ex-Wife

Lohstroh's Parents, Friends Say Father Did Not Want Son, 10, On Prozac

POSTED: 8:04 am CDT September 22, 2004

UPDATED: 5:10 pm CDT September 22, 2004

HOUSTON -- The parents of a murdered doctor filed a wrongful death lawsuit

Wednesday afternoon against their former daughter-in-law and a pharmaceutical

company, Local 2 reported. Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally

shot him outside his ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his

8-year-old brother up as part of a joint custody agreement.

Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne Greene -- filed a lawsuit against

Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co.

" Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick and Joanne Greene for the tragic

death of their son, Rick, " said s, an attorney. Lohstroh's parents

and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with Geisler for putting their son on

Prozac, which happened one month before his death. " In the week prior to the

shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage of Prozac. This is really

important for two reasons, " s said. s said studies show a change

in dosage can lead to violence and the drug's adverse effects are more severe in

children. The 12-page lawsuit argues that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for

Lohstroh's murder.

Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally shot him outside his

ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his 8-year-old brother up as

part of a joint custody agreement. Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne

Greene -- filed a lawsuit against Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the

maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co. " Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick

and Joanne Greene for the tragic death of their son, Rick, " said s,

an attorney. Lohstroh's parents and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with

Geisler for putting their son on Prozac, which happened one month before his

death. " In the week prior to the shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage

of Prozac. This is really important for two reasons, " s said.

s said studies show a change in dosage can lead to violence and the

drug's adverse effects are more severe in children. The 12-page lawsuit argues

that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for Lohstroh's murder.

The County Sheriff's Department said the 10-year-old retrieved a gun,

climbed in the back seat and began shooting " through the back of the driver's

seat, striking his father. " Deputies said the boy got out of the vehicle and

continued firing before going inside the home, where his mother took the gun

from him. Investigators said it is still a mystery as to why the boy would kill

his father, a 41-year-old physician at the University of Texas Medical Branch in

Galveston. During the couple's divorce trial, Geisler accused Lohstroh of

sexually abusing their two sons. Two separate police agencies investigated the

claims, but neither filed charges. People close to Lohstroh and his children say

Geisler used a form of brainwashing, known as Parental Alienation Syndrome,

during the couple's contentious breakup that they believe possibly led to the

father's death.

Jim - Norman

" Never look at the trombones, it only encourages them. "

Strauss

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Slain Doctor's Parents Sue Drug Maker, Ex-Wife

Lohstroh's Parents, Friends Say Father Did Not Want Son, 10, On Prozac

POSTED: 8:04 am CDT September 22, 2004

UPDATED: 5:10 pm CDT September 22, 2004

HOUSTON -- The parents of a murdered doctor filed a wrongful death lawsuit

Wednesday afternoon against their former daughter-in-law and a pharmaceutical

company, Local 2 reported. Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally

shot him outside his ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his

8-year-old brother up as part of a joint custody agreement.

Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne Greene -- filed a lawsuit against

Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co.

" Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick and Joanne Greene for the tragic

death of their son, Rick, " said s, an attorney. Lohstroh's parents

and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with Geisler for putting their son on

Prozac, which happened one month before his death. " In the week prior to the

shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage of Prozac. This is really

important for two reasons, " s said. s said studies show a change

in dosage can lead to violence and the drug's adverse effects are more severe in

children. The 12-page lawsuit argues that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for

Lohstroh's murder.

Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally shot him outside his

ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his 8-year-old brother up as

part of a joint custody agreement. Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne

Greene -- filed a lawsuit against Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the

maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co. " Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick

and Joanne Greene for the tragic death of their son, Rick, " said s,

an attorney. Lohstroh's parents and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with

Geisler for putting their son on Prozac, which happened one month before his

death. " In the week prior to the shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage

of Prozac. This is really important for two reasons, " s said.

s said studies show a change in dosage can lead to violence and the

drug's adverse effects are more severe in children. The 12-page lawsuit argues

that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for Lohstroh's murder.

The County Sheriff's Department said the 10-year-old retrieved a gun,

climbed in the back seat and began shooting " through the back of the driver's

seat, striking his father. " Deputies said the boy got out of the vehicle and

continued firing before going inside the home, where his mother took the gun

from him. Investigators said it is still a mystery as to why the boy would kill

his father, a 41-year-old physician at the University of Texas Medical Branch in

Galveston. During the couple's divorce trial, Geisler accused Lohstroh of

sexually abusing their two sons. Two separate police agencies investigated the

claims, but neither filed charges. People close to Lohstroh and his children say

Geisler used a form of brainwashing, known as Parental Alienation Syndrome,

during the couple's contentious breakup that they believe possibly led to the

father's death.

Jim - Norman

" Never look at the trombones, it only encourages them. "

Strauss

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Slain Doctor's Parents Sue Drug Maker, Ex-Wife

Lohstroh's Parents, Friends Say Father Did Not Want Son, 10, On Prozac

POSTED: 8:04 am CDT September 22, 2004

UPDATED: 5:10 pm CDT September 22, 2004

HOUSTON -- The parents of a murdered doctor filed a wrongful death lawsuit

Wednesday afternoon against their former daughter-in-law and a pharmaceutical

company, Local 2 reported. Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally

shot him outside his ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his

8-year-old brother up as part of a joint custody agreement.

Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne Greene -- filed a lawsuit against

Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co.

" Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick and Joanne Greene for the tragic

death of their son, Rick, " said s, an attorney. Lohstroh's parents

and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with Geisler for putting their son on

Prozac, which happened one month before his death. " In the week prior to the

shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage of Prozac. This is really

important for two reasons, " s said. s said studies show a change

in dosage can lead to violence and the drug's adverse effects are more severe in

children. The 12-page lawsuit argues that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for

Lohstroh's murder.

Police said Rick Lohstroh's 10-year-old son fatally shot him outside his

ex-wife's Katy home on Aug. 27 as he picked him and his 8-year-old brother up as

part of a joint custody agreement. Lohstroh's parents -- and Joanne

Greene -- filed a lawsuit against Deborah Geisler, the boy's mother, and the

maker of Prozac, Ely Lilly and Co. " Today we are filing suit on behalf of Dick

and Joanne Greene for the tragic death of their son, Rick, " said s,

an attorney. Lohstroh's parents and friends said Rick Lohstroh was upset with

Geisler for putting their son on Prozac, which happened one month before his

death. " In the week prior to the shooting, the boy's doctor increased his dosage

of Prozac. This is really important for two reasons, " s said.

s said studies show a change in dosage can lead to violence and the

drug's adverse effects are more severe in children. The 12-page lawsuit argues

that Ely Lilly and Co. is to blame for Lohstroh's murder.

The County Sheriff's Department said the 10-year-old retrieved a gun,

climbed in the back seat and began shooting " through the back of the driver's

seat, striking his father. " Deputies said the boy got out of the vehicle and

continued firing before going inside the home, where his mother took the gun

from him. Investigators said it is still a mystery as to why the boy would kill

his father, a 41-year-old physician at the University of Texas Medical Branch in

Galveston. During the couple's divorce trial, Geisler accused Lohstroh of

sexually abusing their two sons. Two separate police agencies investigated the

claims, but neither filed charges. People close to Lohstroh and his children say

Geisler used a form of brainwashing, known as Parental Alienation Syndrome,

during the couple's contentious breakup that they believe possibly led to the

father's death.

Jim - Norman

" Never look at the trombones, it only encourages them. "

Strauss