Greetings Sisters and Brothers, Friends.
I’ve launched a new Change.org Petition to Demand criminal charges against Dr. Paul Gregory St. Claire and an end to judicial bias protecting him.
On April 10, 2025, the Meridian Township Police in Okemos, Michigan, recommended that Ingham County Prosecutor Andrew J. Dewane criminally charge Dr. Paul Gregory St. Claire, an anesthesiologist, with domestic assault.
This came after a six-month police investigation into a poisoning complaint filed by his Haitian immigrant wife, Cassandra Fameux. Ms. Fameux reported that Dr. St. Claire—formerly of University of Michigan Health Sparrow—and Dr. Dominic Barberio, a psychiatrist at the same hospital, illegally administered antipsychotic drugs to her for nearly nine years.
The two doctors gave her Invega Sustenna, a drug referred to as a “chemical lobotomy,” in doses so high they exceeded medical recommendations, she told police. From 2017 to at least 2021 the Invega Sustenna was unprescribed--which Ms. Fameux believes was meant to help the doctors conceal the alleged crime; the two doctors used samples from Dr. Barberio's storage cabinet.
Two psychiatrists subsequently concluded that Ms. Fameux was never schizophrenic nor bipolar. One of them, Dr. Rita Aouad, testified in her divorce trial that she suffers from depression and PTSD from years of abusive marriage to Dr. St. Claire.
Dr. St. Claire’s motive, according to Ms. Fameux, was to coerce her into signing a Judgment of Separate Maintenance (JOSM)—handing him custody of their three children and 90% of their multi-million-dollar marital assets, including two homes.
She signed the JOSM on February 20, 2018, while still being drugged. After police began investigating, Dr. Barberio admitted that it was actually Dr. St. Claire who performed the injections in Dr. Barberio's office even though medical records falsely state Dr. Barberio administered them.
Call Prosecutor Andrew Dewane at (517) 483-6272 and (517) 483-6108 and demand to know: Why—seven months after police recommended charges—has he still not acted? Also e-mail the Prosecutor via SPulda@ingham.org
Dr. St. Claire refused to be interviewed by police for the investigation. Dr. Barberio was interviewed by Det. Ian Mandernack.
Here is the link to my new Petition.