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To: muggs
Unbelievable, thanks for the info. You know I almost bookmarked it for future reference pertaining to this case. But on second thought...
60 posted on 06/07/2003 12:09:46 PM PDT by RGSpincich
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To: RGSpincich; muggs
From article:Higher doses can make the user feel dizzy and sleepy, and can sometimes cause vomiting, muscle spasms, and loss of consciousness.

There was talk of vomit in the mop.

This whole GHB thing is just sickening if true.

Also didn't we hear that the police took Viagra out in a bag?

75 posted on 06/07/2003 12:51:34 PM PDT by Spunky (This little tag just keeps following me where ever I go.)
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To: RGSpincich
Same here about bookmarking the site, and when I read that some people dye the drug blue, I immediately thought of that bottle of viagra...then I realized the site was talking about the liquid form of GHB. I wonder if it does also come in pill form, thus also dyed blue, a la viagra? I thought the whole purpose of this drug was to be odorless, tasteless and clear?

If Scott had a script for viagra originally while they were trying to conceive, that could explain an old bottle around the house...

I don't know at this stage, but I never thought that there was a bad scene in the house; whatever went down either caught Laci totally by surprise (while sleeping) or was off site (could see being drugged then drowned in the pool, the less muss and fuss for Scott). Both would lead to premeditation, especially the last. Neither would be heat of passion kills,imo.
102 posted on 06/07/2003 3:33:44 PM PDT by Rusty Roberts (RB and RG have memories like elephants, thankfully for those of us who read but post infrequently)
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