Possible or could be neither, on my nights out clubbing, I'd often have a water or soft drink in between alcoholic drinks and my only daughter of 3 who goes out and drinks does the same ...In another stream of comments on the Corporation Facebook page, a barmaid said she had seen Miss Everest at the bar where she was served water.
So was she intoxicated & they refused to serve her alcohol & gave her water instead to sober her up? Or wasn't she drinking at all?
Link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-left-Sheffield-nightclub-Saturday-night.html
In another stream of comments on the Corporation Facebook page, a barmaid said she had seen Miss Everest at the bar where she was served water.
So was she intoxicated & they refused to serve her alcohol & gave her water instead to sober her up? Or wasn't she drinking at all?
Link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-left-Sheffield-nightclub-Saturday-night.html
Possible or could be neither, on my nights out clubbing, I'd often have a water or soft drink in between alcoholic drinks and my only daughter of 3 who goes out and drinks does the same ...
Starting to feel like their may be more info to this than is being made public by police ...
It does feel Karen like, I'm hoping that's just because it was a cold late night at a club![]()
There was no glass saved, it was just a baseless rumour that was flying about at the time.Hey it happens all the time, I had it happen before. So they saved "a" glass, but was it the one? I'll not take any "spiking" accusations with a big pinch of salt. I'll believe it as much as any other "news" stories I read. If it was a bunch of friends I'd believe it more.
Not saying it applies in this case but if people are doing certain drugs they may avoid drinking alcohol and drink water to stay hydrated.
That's also true! Ecstasy or Cocaine are usually the most common that are taken in clubs. Both can make you feel very dehydrated. I'll be surprised if it applies in this case, you never know though.
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I really hope she is 18- decided to 'live the college life' and is sleeping it off somewhere safe and oblivious after a 2 day house party... but the fact that the police are all over it after less than 48 hours means they are taking it seriously. That is concerning.
That's also true! Ecstasy or Cocaine are usually the most common that are taken in clubs. Both can make you feel very dehydrated. I'll be surprised if it applies in this case, you never know though.
Either way, I have a bad feeling about this one. We usually read about drunken teenagers leaving clubs, & sadly falling in to rivers. Didn't someone say somewhere on this thread that the closest river was about half an hour away from the club?
If she was taking Ecstacy the security would know the signs- especially for a first timer- and more likely to be smacked out than aggressive- they would and should mind her and get her home. Coke more likely- but what responsible 18 year old starts on coke?
It is quite likely she had a lot of alcohol that can make you aggressive and also make you think you can simply walk home. IF she was under the influence of anything- we don't know- but I believe the CCTV has led the police to act fast.
Young girl leaving the club alone in the cold and without a coat and not herd from after- 2 possible situations are very real- a terrible accident/ misadventure... or someone intercepted her en route. It happened in my home town last year- it was awful- some student got very drunk and left a club- took a short cut home and misjudged a drop- he was not found for a few days with hundreds of people looking for him. So very very sad.
I am sure they have her phone traced.