Update: Ryann Rathbone Interview Details

Lest you missed it last night, Carter Albrecht’s girlfriend Ryann Rathbone spoke with WFAA Channel 8 about the night her boyfriend was shot after exhibiting bizarre, violent behavior. Specifically, she speaks of the smoking-cessation drug Chantix, which both she and Albrecht were using, and which some people surmise can cause...

By Chelsea Mueller

September 18, 2007

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Lest you missed it last night, Carter Albrecht’s girlfriend Ryann Rathbone spoke with WFAA Channel 8 about the night her boyfriend was shot after exhibiting bizarre, violent behavior. Specifically, she speaks of the smoking-cessation drug Chantix, which both she and Albrecht were using, and which some people surmise can cause abnormally aggressive personality changes (Pfizer, the company that makes the drug has responded.) -- Jonanna Widner

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