A grandmother in Australia admitted to stabbing her daughter-in-law and grandson during a roadside attack, citing side effects from Ozempic as a possible cause, with victim impact statements highlighting severe emotional and physical trauma.
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Australian grandmother blames horrific roadside stabbing on Ozempicchallenged by victim testimonies
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