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Karen broke up with her boyfriend and told what happened. None of Lauren's friends say she did coke. Not even her IU friends. The POI's certainly did not
say that.
I found numerous research papers that indicated Lauren's staggering may have been caused by her physical handicap. Accounts say there was no alcohol at Rosenbaum's and she had only a few drinks at Sports.
Bo never said Lauren died from cocaine. He said the IU drug culture was involved. So, Perhaps someone connected with dealing also set her up to go missing. Doesn't mean she did coke.
In this post and others, you seem obsessed with disconnecting Lauren from cocaine.
In your rush to connect Lauren stumbling about (which could be the result of myriad different things, you
non sequitur her stumbling to the possibility that it's related to her medical condition--sure, anything's possible.
Stumbling could also be due to an inner ear infection, intoxication (downers such as alcohol and disassociatives).
In your rush to convince no one that you know what you're talking about, you completely missed an opportunity to further disassociate Lauren's behavior that night from cocaine:
individuals on cocaine and cocaine alone do NOT stumble. Individuals on cocaine and alcohol do not stumble about. A good tell that someone is beaking in the bathroom at a bar or club--they are pounding hard liquor/drinking beer after beer and yet still sound lucid and have relatively full motor control.
Coked up bargoers often do the Bolivian Marching Powder "March" from the toilets back to their seat at the bar. Upright, moving swiftly, grinning and appearing happy, lucid and in control....a lot like Lauren in this picture of her on her way out to Kilroy's that night:
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu282/bessie_06/lsleavingsmallwood.jpg
that picture was likely snapped around 1:30-1:45 AM? And approx ninety minutes or less later, Lauren is witnessed barely able to negotiate her own way out of an elevator or walk without assistance?
I find it very believable that Lauren drank very little that night. My guess is she had--as witnesses report her listing at Kilroy's--induldged in cocaine and xanax, washed down with some light drinking.
That she went from a happy, marching upright cocaine user on her way to Kilroy's to a stumbling mess in less time than a Will Ferrell movie suggests that she encountered something else--something stronger than alcohol or even xanax, in the interim.
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