Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death

Explains a lot about me: :wink:

Dr. Roland Griffiths, a professor of behavioral biology at Johns Hopkins University has noted in an unrelated study that there is a diagnosis for "caffeine intoxication," which includes nervousness, excitement, insomnia and possibly rambling speech.
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A legal strategy invoking caffeine intoxication is unusual but has succeeded at least once before, in a case involving a man cleared in 2009 of charges of running down and injuring two people with a car in Washington state.
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I wasn't too surprised to hear there was a similar case in Washington. We are very overcaffinated people here in Seattle. The only time I get violent though is when I don't get my coffee. :coffee::tongue:
 
SharonL said:
I wasn't too surprised to hear there was a similar case in Washington. We are very overcaffinated people here in Seattle. The only time I get violent though is when I don't get my coffee. :coffee::tongue:
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:egg: This is your brain not on drugs?
 
So he drank coffee and energy drinks and that should get him off the hook? I think not.
 
Yea, I saw that. I highly doubt that's what caused it. More like going without coffee would make you wanna kill someone!
 
MAN if this works, yall let me know, I can finally get back something for my investment in Red Bull, heh heh sanity in the absence of inlaws, muuuaaaaaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
 
I'm much b/t/hier without my caffeine.
 
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