Ketamine is fairly popular but I don't see much evidence for it being smoked or used to lace weed. It and "bath salt" type drugs are also known to cause dissociative states. If you consider some drug like that could have been ingested before or during the trip by other means then anything is possible, although not necessarily likely. I still can't see him ingesting something like that when he'd be home in two hours and there's no evidence he used any of the blunts that night, laced or unlaced. As
@Valiant pointed out, there was also no mention of a lighter.
I'd forgotten about k entirely.
I agree there is no way he would have taken a trip knowingly on his way home.
I do think it's likely he had one after the crash though, not in the vehicle because of the stench.. Every smoker knows that.
Yeah, acid does take at least 3o minutes to kick in... especially on an empty stomach...
We're at nothing until we get a grasp of the possible hallucinogens and their properties...as to his location, I mean.
Accidental inhalation preceding or following the crash... I know shrooms effect people in different ways.
Some people fly on them and they will talk and move around like jets.... others just sit and contemplate either the beauty or the horror of it all..
It's possible the car wrecking was not a great starting point for any kind of trip...it was unlikely to have been pleasant .
Coke is not classified as a hallucinogen.
I wonder what hallucinogens their field tests tests for?
Maybe there was just a strong chemical smell suggestive of a known hallucinogen?
If it was as simple as the hallucinogen alone, no brain injury, no physical injury at all, just the normal shock horror post crash, how far would it have taken him before he had to lie down?
How much ground could he have covered is what I'm trying to figure out?
@TxStudent any ideas please?
