First, that evening/morning there was the trip to purchase playing cards. Maybe they made another stop.
Shannan was raking in nice chips from this particular john. She was not going to mess it up.
Possibly Pak, even though passed a poly, slipped something into her drink to begin the crazy thinking. Or it could have occurred later, after arriving at the customer's home. She may have been in the initial midst of psychosis when on the phone with 911 for twenty + minutes. Tsk, tsk. The operator did not assure SGs twenty minute 911 call was routed properly.
With intense terror, from maybe shock and awe, SG busts out the doors to run frantically. Why was she shedding clothing along the way? She was being chased or kind of searched for by Pak. When she approached the older gentleman who told Pak he phoned 911 [MP split the scene.] SG was in hysteria, hiding outside under his boat.
Does she have a history of taking a medication meant to help curb an opioid desire? If she was, then, if these people managed to ingest her with an opiate, while not realizing she was mediated against it, the results were disastrous and nearly almost always fatal. These patients' body temperature rises quickly. They shed their attire in an attempt to become cooler. Their heart is pounding so hard in their ringing ears. They lose their sense of direction during the psychosis. I do believe medication is involved.
One case at WS, a lady stripped as she ran through brambles to the river to die of an exploded heart. Her Cadillac was left running. Maybe J was running from someone, which has always been my opinion. And another case here, Dr. Tameka Patrick went into a psychosis while driving the Interstate. She was discovered near water once the weather allowed for thawing of ice and snow. She did not abuse opioids.
For reasons beyond my own understanding, Shannan has always tugged at my heart. Maybe we have developed an fond affection for all of these victims and any others that have yet to be discovered.
