Chemical Warning: Bodies In London Hotel

Sky News ^

[UKrepublican]

Chemical Warning: Bodies In London Hotel Two people have been found dead in a hotel room after a chemical incident, emergency services said. Police and fire services were called to the Seven Sisters Road in Finsbury Park, north London just before midday. The hotel has been evacuated. A spokeswoman for London Fire Brigade said: "We are treating this as a confirmed chemical incident. The hotel has been evacuated and cordon implemented." She said the substance involved was not known at this stage. The bodies are still at the scene, police said. A Met police spokeswoman said: "Police were called at 11.53am today to Costello Palace Hotel, Seven Sisters Road, N4, after two people were found deceased. "The bodies remain at the scene. We await confirmation regarding their sexes and cause of death. "Police and London Fire Brigade are in attendance. The hotel has been evacuated as a precaution."

[Diogenesis]

chemical? what isn’t?

[neodad]

The Amish Flu?

[heiss]

Finsbury Park is Londonistan, ie similar to Pakistan Swat Valley and fully controlled by Taleban (unofficial fragile peace agreement in place with UK government hiding in London HQ..few miles from Finsbury Park).

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Don’t be sensible!

[SE Mom]

Not sure where this is headed..but a heads up just in case!

[Buddygirl]

Does this mean that London and England in general are not safe to visit because of the Muslims’ takeover?

[Steely Tom]

Hmm. “Chemical incident.” I’ve never heard that term before. Dead people in the immediate vicinity. What could it mean?

[Gondring]

Could be a cyanide suicide pact, for example.

[Las Vegas Ron]

...found dead in a hotel room after a chemical incident

Is that PC for drug overdose?

[usmcobra]

The Amish Flu?

I was thinking more along the lines of Amish sex lotions....

Or Amish homemade shampoo samples....

[wolfcreek]

Meth or terrorist lab?

[Oratam]

Mixing bleach and ammonia in a confined space?

[classified]

Antrhax made be raising it’s ugly self again.....

[Carley]

Ricin again?

[basil]

I don't know if it's safe or not to visit England these days. I do know that I won't be visiting there, though. I've been many times, and always loved our vacations there.

No more--it's the good ole USA only for me these nowadays.

[MHGinTN]

A do-it-yourself meth lab maybe ... drugs are a scourage on humanity. Well, at least the lack of parenting that is at the heart of so little self restraint that drugs are such an easy trap the thuggery and terrorists of the world exploit.

[alice_in_bubbaland]

Muzzies or Amish?

[csvset]

The BBC says it's two women.

Two dead in 'chemical incident'

[servantboy777]

Oh here we go again......another crisis.

[tx_eggman]

Oh here we go again......another crisis.

Better not waste it, they're pretty hard to come by.

[newfreep]

Within 24 hours after the London terrorist bombings, the BBC stopped using the word "terrorists" and replaced it with "the bombers".

The BBC has devolved into the NYTimes et al.

[proudpapa]

They might have to rename it, the FIVE Sisters Hotel.

[UCANSEE2]

Not if the tail is smarter than the dog.

http://stagevu.com/video/svkmjwgzvhhn

[M203M4]

chemical? what isn’t?

"Chemical incident" - sufficiently opaque as to include "excess inhalation of H2O". But I guess we can rule out death by neutron bombardment.

[angkor]

Almost next door to the London Central Mosque and the notorious Finsbury Park Mosque, and within a mile or two of seven other London mosques.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=374+Seven+Sisters+Rd,+London+mosque&sll=51.568361,-0.099435&sspn=0.007656,0.014677&g=374+Seven+Sisters+Rd,+London&ie=UTF8&ll=51.570348,-0.089951&spn=0.058683,0.117416&z=13&iwloc=A

[Veto!]

From your link: A Metropolitan Police spokeswoman said: "Two woman believed to have committed suicide by taking a noxious substance".

If indeed that area is "Londonastan," noxious substance might be something designed to be released in subway system by the two suicide ladies who mishandled it. Or, since women are not considered human by islamists, their husbands might have just poisoned them for overcooking the falafel, or whatever terrorists eat.

Where is Miss Marple when you need her?

[Chode]

i'd say it's a possible OSHA hazard mixing deadly chemicals without proper ventilation or air supply in a hotel room...

[Wacka]

Could also be maids that mixed bleach and ammonia. Don’t go nuts until you get details.

[Islaminator]

Londonistan: where the mosques are full and the churches empty.

[theDentist]

Never mix ammonia and bleach...with arsenic. Never never never.

[ExSoldier]

Death by Halitosis?

[Never on my watch]

I have never heard of a meth lab incident described as anything but that. The cops walk in and see the equipment and dead bodies and say “meth lab.”

If the hotel is on skid row or rents by the hour, it'a probably a meth lab. Higher end hotel, I would be suspicious that it is something else. The smells of a meth lab would definitely disturb other guests.

[Walkingfeather]

Wouldnt need to evacuate a hotel for that.

[Lobbyist]

I knew it was the Amish. Good call! :)

[Truth29]

In the long list of possibilities, honor killings should also be included.

[Spok]

If the dead are Muslims, this may be the last word we hear about it-the story will be buried.

[COBOL2Java]

Death by Halitosis?

No, I think Helen Thomas is in the US this week.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

“Work accident”?

[madinmadtown]

My first thoughts were of the Russian who was poisoned in a London Hotel last year.

[stockpirate]

Not if they evacuated the building.

[nevergore]

Maids cleaning mixing ammonia and bleach?

[AntiKev]

Oh come on...this is FR. We’re supposed to fly off the handle first and ask questions later, read the replies above your’s...

*Tongue firmly in cheek*

[BykrBayb]

drugs are a scourage on humanity.

Is that the opposite of discourage? I looked up scourage in my online dictionary, and it brought me to "dishwashing." Not sure why, unless it considers "scour" to be the root word. Honestly, I thought the dictionary would suggest the proper spelling of scourge, which I confess, I know you meant. But it didn't. And I couldn't resist a little ribbing, as this was one of the more fun typos I've seen lately.

[null and void]

Hmm. “Chemical incident.” I’ve never heard that term before. Dead people in the immediate vicinity. What could it mean?

Cleaning crew mixed bleach and ammonia?

[Deo volente]

"We are treating this as a confirmed chemical incident."

...and unconfirmed Muslim incident?

[RaceBannon]

di-hydrogen monoxide overdose?

[MHGinTN]

My arthritic fingers don’t always type what I intend. And my fingers are kind of large for the keys on the keyboard, which causes even more typos.

[null and void]

servantboy777 ~ Oh here we go again......another crisis.

tx_eggman ~ Better not waste it, they're pretty hard to come by.

Nahhh, they're pretty easy to make to order...

[Gondring]

I worked at a hotel and it wasn’t uncommon to have suicides. Chemical incident could mean they used KCN or NaCN.

Or it could have been an accident...cleaning staff mixing bleach and ammonia, perhaps.

That terminology covers a lot of ground that might be nothing too far out of the ordinary.