Mollyandme
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I agree- do you know how many people drink and do cocaine all the time especially in NYC lol. I dont know ONE person personally, or even heard of a friend's friend type situation that someone died from a night of cocaine and alcohol. I lived there for years and unfortunately that is somewhat considered the 'norm' for the going out lifestyle there.
Also, as I had said earlier, all the dealers I knew of there delivered though, you didnt go to their apt all the time to pick up drugs as that is very obvious for a dealer to have you come to them and then you know where they live/their stash is etc. and if cops caught on, it would all be there vs. a dealer that delivers which is why thats what they mostly do there. Maybe 'Pepsi' was old school in that sense but you think he would have been more careful considering his past offenses. Obviously, people noticed her coming and going from that apt often which in NYC and all the people you wouldnt unless it seemed a bit off ya so I thought that was interesting neighbors saw her enough/she stuck out enough for them to make note. I believe that shows she had much more of a serious drug habit to be remembered bc she went there that often no?
If it was simply an accidental overdose, which is most likely the case, I still find it hard to believe/so sad that Johnson, who rather they had been having an affair or 'facebook friends' over the past year, would just leave her there unless he knew she was dead and had been like that for enough time that they just needed to get her out of Pepsi's apt so an EMT seemed like the best or only option?
One report states that the neighbor saw her with no top on when she was was taken out of the apt vestibule and we know she had no underwear on as well. I wonder if they will do a rape kit test or something to rule out that something sexual took place, consensual or not it just seems like there are so many unanswered ?s and that all the people involved acted so invincible...but then again that is a symptom of the ole cocaine...I just feel like there is more to this story all around??
In response to the first paragraph of your post, I don't find it the least bit funny that so many people use cocaine and alcohol all the time. Mixing it with alcohol most certainly can be deadly, and the cocaethylene formed in the liver makes its effects on the cardiovascular system even more toxic. Thats a pretty big generalization that the "norm" for going out for a night of drinking in NYC involves cocaine. I know many young professionals I went to college with who live there and would disagree.
My thoughts and prayers are with Ms. Cerveny's husband, children, and family. If the reports regarding the circumstances of her death are accurate, it's another sad reminder that drugs do not discriminate. The stigma attached to losing someone to a drug overdose is difficult enough for many families to deal with on top of the unbearable grief that comes with the death of any loved one. My heart breaks that her family has to see this all over the news.