“Blackouts up to 24 hours is not 2 days.”
Blackouts up to 24 hours spans the two days these women are talking about, and that also does not account for any additional factors. In some instances the date rape drug may have been administered in an alcoholic beverage, which is dangerous enough to cause death in some instances and perhaps may extend the time in which a blackout or recovery from the blackout would take. We also have no way of knowing whether or not another dose of the date rape drug was administered by the rapist. Conceivably the rape victim could be blacked out for 8 to 16 hours, begin to awake in a lethargic stupor for minutes or an hour or more, then have an additional dose of the date rape drug administered, and finally wake up from the blackouts two whole days after the first dose with no memory of the brief period of stupor between the two blackouts.
Anything COULD have happened. Especially when there’s no evidence.
We don’t convict a person based on what COULD HAVE happened. In the courts, or in a fair-minded person’s mind. What matters is evidence.
What woman would be blacked out for 2 days and not see a doctor to find out what had just happened? Did any of these women who were blacked out for these extended periods ever even think of seeing a doctor about it? Especially this Vanessa Williams who says she knows a drug when she experiences it because she experimented with drugs - how could she not visit a doctor about it, to find out what had just happened to her?
She went there in the afternoon? 24 hours would be the following afternoon - not 2 days later. This gal doesn’t say what the “brown drink” was - makes me wonder if she hasn’t yet decided whether she wants to say it’s coffee, or booze. If it was booze you’d think she would have known it was booze, and if it was booze and doubled the effect of the drug to a point of overdose, wouldn’t her body have had some effects from overdose?