MsMarple
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I know WH isn't the most likable or innocent character, but I think people have been so focused on the "WH did it" for so long that many have convinced themselves that it has to be the case. Isn't the most simple answer the most likely? IMO that would be that she dabbled/experimented and he provided. He got scared of the charges that would come with her OD if he provided the drugs and so he covered it up ASAP and created some convoluted story to save himself later. He's obviously no saint but I am uncomfortable with the assumption that he must have put the drugs in her system without her knowing or that he took advantage of her in any way without hard evidence to back it up.
I wondered if the lack of information or charges from LE regarding AJ's demise had to do with particulars of what those charges would be. Specifically, my guess was that they knew she OD'ed but didn't release it sooner because there could be a lot of players involved in the drug selling/moving/using aspect of it that they wanted to charge.
Finally, I have said it before but I will say it again: if AJ was experimenting and took the drugs willingly, it really doesn't change the fact that she was a bright, beautiful light in our world while she was here. I doubt she was a habitual user and wouldn't be surprised if this was her first (or one of her first) times using the drug. It is becoming a HUGE problem and its use is becoming more "normalized" in many areas. If she did accidentally OD after taking the drugs willingly, I hope those who love her can come to terms with it and use her story to stop other wonderful young lives from being taken. Her beautiful memory and legacy needn't be tarnished by an awful and tragic mistake... if anything, it would serve as a very powerful anti-drug story and remind us all that experimenters and users come in all types.
Justice for AJ no matter what the case.
Everything in this post is just my opinion, of course.
Some info that may support your thoughts:
April 13, 2015:
RICHMOND (AP) - Heroin adulterated with a veterinary drug is sending users to the hospital in the Richmond area.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that 13 people have been hospitalized in recent weeks after ingesting the tainted heroin.
http://www.13newsnow.com/story/news...ichmond-area-sickened-by-bad-heroin/25702201/
In an effort to combat the rising number of heroin-related deaths, Governor Terry McAuliffe signed Executive Order 29 last September, establishing the Governors Task Force on Prescription Drug and Heroin Abuse. The group was formed to reverse the growing death toll from heroin overdose, which has doubled in the last two years in Virginia.
http://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2015/03/heroin-task-force-addresses-commonwealth-abuse
In 2014 a bad batch of heroin laced with fentanyl was causing fatal overdoses.
If that's what happened to AJ then the person who gave her the drug needs to go to prison for a long, long time, along with the coward or cowards who witnessed her overdose.
Based on what we know of AJ I don't think an unintentional overdose defines who she was as a person - people make mistakes and kids can be awfully dumb sometimes.
If WH is correct in his insistence that AJ didn't use heroin then that leaves only two possibilities; suicide or homicide. But regardless of the manner of death it all leads back to the questions of why try to hide her body, if only temporarily, and why that house?