More than a decade after the killings, the pain still lingers in the hearts of those who knew and loved the family. He also talked about his rapid downward spiral in the weeks leading up to the murders after doctors at a walk-in clinic prescribed him antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication. Jacobson told The Post what he was thinking when he shot to death his family.
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23, 2010, killings at the Jacobson home, trying to figure out what might have caused what appeared to be a loving, well-respected family man to commit such a heinous crime.Īmid the reporting, in a series of exclusive interviews, The Post spoke with Neal Jacobson, who pleaded guilty and is now serving three life sentences in a maximum-security prison. The Palm Beach Post spent about two years examining the events leading up to and following the Jan. > Post exclusive Bizarre tale of millionaire Neal Jacobson: Did medication lead to murder? To help someone who's died is the highest act of charity, rabbi saysįor subscribers On psychotropic meds, Neal Jacobson ‘plunged, he just plunged’ before the murders of his wife, twin sons The only condition, she said, was that their identity remain anonymous. It was a day that might never have come had it not been for a Palm Beach Post reader so moved by the story of the Jacobson family murders that she and her husband wrote a $3,000 check to cover the cost of a tombstone. “This act today is so profound to me that, from reading a newspaper article, someone, maybe a few people, stepped forward to give so selflessly because they felt this was right,” Krimsky said. In the muggy morning air of the otherwise silent cemetery, Rabbi Daniel Krimsky of Temple B’nai Jacob of Wellington performed the tombstone unveiling ceremony on May 31 at IJ Morris at the Star of David Cemetery of the Palm Beaches in Palm Beach Gardens. More than 13 years after the murders of Franki Jacobson and her twin sons, Eric and Joshua, an anonymous donor stepped up to pay for a gravestone for the Wellington mother and children who seemed destined to languish for eternity in a single, unmarked grave. Watch Video: Neal Jacobson family get gravestones 13 years after Wellington murders
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