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Yesterday we mentioned Jeff Reardon's bizarre armed robbery. After being released on bail, the former all-star pitcher says his depression medication made him do it.

The drug companies are a frequent target of criticism. But, you have to admit, developing a drug that inspires jewelry theft is pretty impressive.

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2 Comments

Its nothing new, anti depressants have made people kleptos forever

said smurfette on December 28, 2005 5:27 PM.

The pharmaceutical companies should play that up more in the ads.

said aquaman on December 28, 2005 10:17 PM.
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