FSU student a suspect in gruesome double murder

http://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/2016/08/16/fsu-student-suspect-gruesome-double-murder/88829518/

When deputies arrived, the 19 yo suspect was on top of one of the victims eating his face. He was not affected by the tazer and it took more than one deputy to get him off the victim.

It will be interesting to find out what he was on.

Joanimaroni wrote:It will be interesting to find out what he was on.

The article is poorly written.

It includes this paragraph ...

Flakka, which is considered a cousin to the drug combination found in bath salts, can cause psychotic breakdowns, hallucinations and incidents of violence without warning.

... but doesn't say that he tested positive for it, or that he was in possession of it, or even that he was suspected of having taken it.

Saul Alinsky wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:It will be interesting to find out what he was on.

The article is poorly written.

It includes this paragraph ...

Flakka, which is considered a cousin to the drug combination found in bath salts, can cause psychotic breakdowns, hallucinations and incidents of violence without warning.

... but doesn't say that he tested positive for it, or that he was in possession of it, or even that he was suspected of having taken it.

I read it as questioning whether it was Flakka or bath salts.

I have seen individuals in the ER so high on drugs it was difficult to subdue them.....would have to call a manpower code to put them in 4 point leather restraints. One guy, strapped down with 4" wide leather restraints was lying flat on the stretcher, sat up and bent the entire frame of the metal heavy duty (Stryker) stretcher.

It's obviously the zombie apocalypse.

Well, this explains a lot ....

When Austin Harrouff stormed away from his parents and went on to allegedly commit a horrific zombie-like attack on two un-suspecting suburbanites, his unsuspecting and worried mother called 911 and said she was worried about his state of mind: “He had no ID on him. No phone. … I think the only thing he has on him is a pocketknife switchblade. … It’s just — he’s changed.” When asked to give a description, she said “he’s wearing white shorts, and he had a blue polo on … and a red hat: Make America Great Again.”

http://www.politico.com/tipsheets/florida-playbook/2016/08/why-murphys-going-dark-on-tv-rubios-15m-boost-fl-republicans-bracing-for-trump-loss-zika-hits-miami-beach-cannibal-killer-wore-make-america-great-again-cap-215959

Saul Alinsky wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:It will be interesting to find out what he was on.

The article is poorly written.

It includes this paragraph ...

Flakka, which is considered a cousin to the drug combination found in bath salts, can cause psychotic breakdowns, hallucinations and incidents of violence without warning.

... but doesn't say that he tested positive for it, or that he was in possession of it, or even that he was suspected of having taken it.

THAT'S what you came away from the article as most relevant?

Certainly, points out why you can't grasp complex things like our economy and world affairs.