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Lebanon Debate
Investigator Uncovers Key Clue in Lebanon Case
The investigations conducted by Investigator Jinan Al-Khatib examined the issue of steroid and cortisone use in the context of violent crimes. Al-Khatib emphasized that the presence of these hormones, especially when misused or taken in large doses, can alter individuals' behavior and increase aggression and impulsivity, potentially contributing to the commission of violent crimes. She explained that blood or hair tests can reveal the use of these substances over a certain period, aiding in linking them to behavior and criminal acts. However, steroid testing has not yet been routinely performed in Lebanon. She questioned the reasons that might prevent the detection of this factor and highlighted the importance of investigating it, especially when an unknown element is responsible for sudden behavioral changes, thereby deepening the understanding of the role of hormones and pharmaceuticals in violent crimes.
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