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To: redgirlinabluestate

Is this thing that she supposedly took in suppository form something that could've just as easily have been taken by mouth. Cuz why in the HE!! would anyone willingly take their drug that way?

And suppository residue would show up in autopsy. And that would look suspicious to the ME doncha think? HKS had to have figured in advance that there would be an autopsy performed.

then again, he ain't none too bright is he? He's got this big plan, and then invites all his friends and has all kinds of other stuff going on. Maybe he was trying to muddy the waters with all this other stuff. But the water will clear up and the only thing left will be HKS floating on top of it.


333 posted on 03/10/2007 10:20:40 AM PST by uncitizen
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To: uncitizen
And suppository residue would show up in autopsy. And that would look suspicious to the ME doncha think?

Yes. That's why I think he left the wrappers to make it look like an accident (that is, if it wasn't). Having it show up and finding no wrappers would have been more suspicious. Is he that smart or did his enabling, drug pushing just finally go too far?

341 posted on 03/10/2007 10:32:27 AM PST by redgirlinabluestate
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To: uncitizen

nausea is one reason to take something in suppository form.


351 posted on 03/10/2007 10:43:46 AM PST by Arizona Carolyn
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To: uncitizen
"And suppository residue would show up in autopsy."

Not necessarily. Suppositories are medicine in a wax-like substance. Almost bullet-shaped. They glide easily, melt quickly. You're left with the medicine and no residue.

400 posted on 03/10/2007 12:12:17 PM PST by TennesseeGirl
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