I agree, based on the information available right now (indications of premeditiation, timelines offered thus far, etc) I just don't see the meth angle. If she was "high" while committing the crime I don't know that meth would be the drug. From what I have heard about that particular drug people tend to be very paranoid and hide out from others, so I don't buy that she was high on meth while committing the murder. If she was indeed a meth user, I can see her coming up with the idea to commit murder but do not see her performing the act itself while on the drug. Besides, perhaps I have bought into the media potrayal of meth abuse but don't meth heads tend to have some very specific physical appearances? I have never heard of a "casual" meth user. It is my understanding that once you are using, it spirals out of control very quickly hence becoming very physically identifiable very soon.
Agreed. Meth has been a popular drug of choice among some people I have known and others I've been aquainted with. They are very paranoid and tend to withdraw. When they get really high, or use the drug a long time, then they can have huge anger explosions. But they are uncontrollable explosions, not well-thought-out plans. Also, I've never heard of them murdering anyone or wanting to murder. They are little thieves, though.
I'm not saying someone on meth wouldn't murder, I'm just saying that just because they are on meth they WANT to murder.
There are a lot of drugs out there that the kids are using. When I asked my son, he said ecstasy and cocaine are what he hears about around here these days. (Seems like the generation before them are using more of the meth?)
Dang...I wish I knew this on Sunday. I was chatting with one of the deputies and could have asked her. I have a meeting at the city tomorrow night and if I see a deputy there, I'll ask them.