Wiebe was describing his frustration at enforced isolation when the line abruptly clicked dead. What was happening, according to a staff member at the facility, was that Wiebe, who is not psychotic, was being injected with a powerful long-lasting anti-psychotic tranquilizer to which he had refused consent. According to the staff member, he was being chemically restrained against his will. It was just meds and lock him upEarl Joel “Joey” Wiebe, 37, was found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder for the May 2, 2000 second degree murder of Candis Moizer, 39, his stepmother, on her acreage near Niverville, Manitoba. Expert witnesses described the killing as the result of a psychotic episode related to borderline personality disorder.

Source: National Post August 18, 2020 11:03 UTC