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Am I a murderer? I don't know!

Question:  Do the forensics team think it's an accident?
Answer:  No And.
Yes, I'm using Yes/No/And/But dice.  I did for the last question, too, but got a flat answer.

The police came back today, to question me further.  I think that they think that I did it.  I don't know why.

It was an uncomfortable conversation - I don't remember much about any of the interactions I've had with any of my neighbours - I certainly don't remember making any of them feel uncomfortable. 

In the end, I told the police about the antipsychotic drugs that the doctor prescribed me.  I had to - I felt like they were blaming me for the deaths of those people!  And I didn't do it!  I'm sure I didn't do it!

They looked really unhappy when I told them about the drugs, and asked for the name of my doctor.  I told them, of course.  What else could I do?  But they didn't take me away.

And my doctor called me up later and told me that they wanted to speak to him about me, and I told him to tell them the truth.

I don't think I killed my neighbours.  But what if I did, and I just don't remember?

I don't feel well.
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