I was going off another post re: rolling meth lab. It happens all the time ! They can mix up a few chemicals ( whatever makes it ) and then there is a process involving some slow shaking ( correct me if Im wrong anyone who knows better) inside a soda bottle. But if shaken or moved too vigorously those bottles explode and catch fire. It has been the blame of many car AND home explosions.
Making a batch of what, Schmae? I'm not that versed in making drugs but I believe anything that can blow up (e.g. a meth lab) couldn't really be done in a car on the fly. This was no accident, IMO. And, FWIW, if the phone was ejected from the car due to the explosion, I would think that it could have separated on impact (if it hit the road/rock) but that impact damage would be evident on either the battery or the phone.
I read this in a James Patterson novel as well. Granted this was fictional, and it was larger (it also caught fire). I believe it does happen. I'll see if I can find links. :cow:
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Wow! The things you learn on WS!! Thanks for clarifying, love.
ETA - I see the post now about the rolling lab. Got it
While following theTN Holly Bobo abduction/murder, we became educated on meth and the various methods of meth manufacturing, etc. Meth is the drug of choice and the modern day moonshine in rural areas of the south. TN was the #1 state for illegal Meth Lab busts in 2010, and Darden County where Holly was abducted was the #1 county in TN for meth lab busts. Over 100 illegal meth labs were located in the two week search for her... The suspects arrested in her case were members of a Meth Gang referred too as the A Train... In virtually every case that I have followed over the past seven years which involved sexual predators/serial killers, there was a meth connection...
Meth enhances weight loss and increases labido, and imo, eventually creates psychopathic personalities. Meth tweakers are very violent and are responsible for many of the horrific crimes in these rural areas.. This heinous crime is also reminiscent of the death of 24-year-old Megan Sharpton;
http://www.wsmv.com/story/20012882/megan-sharpton-plea-deal-donnie-jones
A 37-year-old man who pleaded guilty in the death of a Middle Tennessee nursing student... after he previously pleaded guilty in the death of 24-year-old Megan Sharpton. ... Police said she was murdered and her body was set on fire to cover up the crime..
Wife of former sheriff arrested in Henry County
Posted: Aug 03, 2011 6:39 AM EDT
Updated: Aug 31, 2011 8:35 AM EDT
PARIS, TN (WSMV) -
The wife of a former Sheriff and county Mayor in Henry County is facing drug charges, according to the The Paris Post-Intelligencer.
Mitzi Shepard, 48, and her son, Joshua Martin, 24, were both arrested Monday night.
Officers say they found a mobile meth lab and some methamphetamine in Shepard's car. They're both charged with conspiracy to manufacture meth.
Shepard is the wife of Joe Shepard, who spent several years as the Gibson County Sheriff in the 1990s and early 2000s. He was elected mayor of Gibson County in 2006 but currently holds no political office.
Read more:
http://www.wsmv.com/story/15199421/wife-of-former-sheriff-arrested-in-henry-county#ixzz3LhDCIlM5
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Mobile Meth Lab Explosion Caught On Tape. A deadly mobile meth lab explosion in a hospital parking lot is caught on tape.
http://www.wcsh6.com/video/1277216701001/1/Mobile-Meth-Lab-Explosion-Caught-On-Tape
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Portable Meth Lab Explodes In a Guy's Pants While ...
http://gizmodo.com/5905873/portable-meth-lab-explodes-in-a-guys-pants-while-he-runs-from-the-cops
Apr 27, 2012 - Medical personnel checked out Williams and the road was closed so emergency crews could clean up the scene. Portable Meth Lab Explodes ..
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Oct 8, 2014 - WDBJ7 got a rare look at just how deadly a popular method of making meth can be. A man in Rockbridge County died this week from burns suffered in the chemical fire..
Rare shake and bake meth lab explosion highlights potential danger
http://www.wdbj7.com/news/local/rar...xplosion-highlights-potential-danger/29023348