Jesse ON FIRE Uncovers SSRI Link in Canada School Tragedy That Mainstream Media Won't Touch

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Jesse ON FIRE Uncovers SSRI Link in Canada School Tragedy That Mainstream Media Won't Touch

Jesse ON FIRE investigates the recent tragedy at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Canada, uncovering critical evidence about SSRI medications that mainstream outlets refuse to discuss. Through extensive research into the shooter's Reddit history, Jesse reveals a disturbing pattern of multiple SSRI prescriptions, dosage changes, and documented mental health struggles. The analysis exposes how changing SSRI medications can trigger dangerous side effects, including increased thoughts of violence, a connection buried in FDA warnings but ignored in public discourse. This investigation also covers Lance Twiggs' mysterious relocation to Texas, the unexplained 10-day closure of El Paso International Airport, and why these stories connect to larger questions about media transparency.

February 12, 2026

The Canada School Tragedy: What Media Won't Report

A devastating incident occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Canada that left at least nine people dead and dozens injured. The alleged perpetrator was 18-year-old Jesse Strang, identified by The Western Standard and Juno News through family sources, though authorities have not officially confirmed the identity. Strang, who transitioned at age 15 in 2023, left behind extensive Reddit posts that reveal critical information mainstream media refuses to discuss.

The investigation uncovered archived Reddit posts under the username Jesseboy347 that document a troubling medical history. In these posts, Strang discussed being on Sertraline 280 milligrams (an SSRI) and previously being prescribed Fluoxetine 50 milligrams (another SSRI) along with Quetiapine. The posts also revealed diagnoses including ADHD, MDD, OCD, and ASD, along with a previous psychiatric hospitalization and a history of burning down their house.

The SSRI Connection Nobody's Talking About

When these medications were researched using AI assistance, a disturbing pattern emerged. The FDA has issued boxed warnings about SSRIs, particularly regarding increased risks during early treatment or dose changes. While the connection between SSRIs and harmful thoughts toward oneself is well-documented, the research revealed something even more concerning: in rare cases, particularly when combined with underlying disorders, substance abuse, sleep deprivation, or during medication switches, SSRIs can be associated with increased thoughts of violence toward others.

The risk window is typically highest during the first few weeks after starting treatment, during dose increases, and when switching between different SSRI medications. Strang's posts indicate experience with multiple SSRIs and dosage changes, placing them squarely within this high-risk category. This critical medical context has been completely absent from mainstream coverage of the tragedy.

The Mental Health Crisis Hidden in Plain Sight

Strang's Reddit history painted a picture of profound instability. Posts discussed extreme needle phobia, asking about transition medications at age 15, experimenting with psilocybin mushrooms, and inquiring about using 5-MeO-DMT (extracted from desert toads) alone while on SSRIs. One post described having "a complete mental breakdown on three grams" of mushrooms while on Fluoxetine and Quetiapine.

The combination of allowing a minor to begin medical transition at 15, prescribing multiple powerful psychiatric medications, documented psychotic breaks, substance experimentation, and previous dangerous behavior (house fire) created a volatile situation that authorities and medical professionals apparently failed to address adequately. The question raised is whether a 15-year-old experiencing this level of mental health crisis should have been permitted to make permanent medical decisions.

Lance Twiggs Spotted in Texas

In a separate development, Lance Twiggs, the romantic partner of Tyler Robinson (charged with the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk), has been located. According to the New York Post, Twiggs fled St. George, Utah, and is now living with a Mormon family in Texas. Sources report he spends most of his time gaming, reading fantasy novels, and running errands for his parents.

Twiggs was spotted with long unkempt hair, wearing a Taco Bell t-shirt, and carrying a hardcover fantasy novel in a quiet suburban neighborhood. Authorities refer to Twiggs using male pronouns, though he identifies as female. The outlet declined to specify his exact location despite him no longer being under FBI protection, raising questions about why his whereabouts are being protected.

The connection to the Robinson case remains murky. Robinson allegedly left Twiggs a note explaining his intentions before the alleged crime, then texted him while fleeing authorities. The note stated he "planned on taking this to my grave" despite leaving written and digital evidence—a contradiction that has fueled speculation about the authenticity of the official narrative.

El Paso Airport Mysteriously Reopens After Planned 10-Day Closure

El Paso International Airport, which sits directly on the Mexican border near Ciudad Juárez, was scheduled for a 10-day closure that was abruptly reversed. Initial reports stated the closure was for military testing of anti-drone and anti-laser systems targeting drug cartel operations. However, the FAA ended the closure after only a brief period, reopening the airport far earlier than announced.

The official explanation raised immediate questions: Why would the military need to shut down a major commercial airport for 10 days to test anti-drone systems? Defense technology can easily be tested in restricted airspace or desert areas without disrupting commerce. The explanation that testing required clearing civilian air traffic makes little sense—if the system can't operate safely with planes in the sky during testing, how would it operate once activated with constant air traffic?

Alternative theories suggest the closure may have been related to cartel drone incursions or served as leverage in larger negotiations with Mexican authorities. The Trump administration's approach to international negotiations often involves creating uncertainty and applying pressure, making it difficult to distinguish genuine operations from strategic posturing. The sudden reversal of the 10-day timeline suggests either the threat was resolved or the closure served its purpose as a negotiating tactic.

Why This Matters

These three stories connect to a larger pattern of information control and narrative management. In the Canada tragedy, pharmaceutical industry connections and medical establishment liability concerns likely explain why SSRI involvement receives no coverage despite being documented in FDA warnings. With the Twiggs relocation, unclear motivations exist for protecting the location of someone no longer in protective custody. The El Paso situation demonstrates how national security operations can be obscured through conflicting explanations and rapid policy reversals.

The public deserves transparent information about pharmaceutical risks, especially when prescribed to minors experiencing mental health crises. The Strang case represents a failure at multiple levels—medical, educational, and familial—that enabled a troubled teenager to access both dangerous medications and apparently weapons, resulting in tragic loss of life.

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