Samantha Geldenhuis

I said, I think I've got a good reason to be upset.

And he said, give you something to make you feel better.

Dr. Bjorksten prescribed Navain.

Lee talked to a doctor friend who said it's an antipsychotic drug and advised her not to take it.

And I took three tablets by then.

Then Lee discovered something else, something that terrified her.

Harris Todd and her own mother had contacted Dr. Bjorksten before she had ever even heard his name.

So you're saying that Harris went to Bjorksten first, telling Bjorksten what he said was going on.

Yeah.

And you were under the impression that Harris had never met him before.

Never met him.

We both walked in, and they both introduced themselves and said, it's nice to meet you.

Harris has said he was only trying to get help for his wife.

But Lee believes Harris was setting her up, spinning an elaborate tale of an unstable wife with a violent temper, even convincing her mother of it.

For what purpose?

To save his face for walking out on his pregnant wife.

48 Hours has been covering this story since 1999.

Harris Todd denied our recent requests for an interview, but back then, he told us Lee was a ticking time bomb.

A danger not only to him, but to herself.

Came down the hallway, and there she is, sitting there banging her head against the wall.