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One case in point: In 2003, Sato published a study on data from 40 patients with a very rare affliction named neuroleptic malignant syndrome, collected over 3 years.

The woman claims jail records show her daughter suffered from neuroleptic malignant syndrome, which is a life-threatening neurological reaction to certain anti-psychotic drugs, but gave her Haldol anyway.

Sundry theological nonsensicalities followed from this blundering non-event, but they are nothing a strong dose of the proper neuroleptics wouldn’t cure, and don’t merit explication here.

At that time, it was “noted that Mr. Markingson was felt to not have the capacity to make decisions regarding neuroleptic medication” and that he was refusing to take the prescribed Risperdal.

The FDA is concerned that the drug has been associated with 28 reports of a life-threatening neurological disorder known as neuroleptic malignant syndrome in patients in Japan, the agency’s Blank told the panel.