BaxterDE42
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Just a thought after a brief reading of this case. Some things are not what they seem to be, especially when it comes to drugs.
Psyllium (Metamucil) was a huge diet fad in the 90's. People would take this substance 10-15 minutes before meals and that prevented them from eating their normal portions. Sounds rather simple but it only took one overindulgance to realize this was an easy, though dangerous way to crub the appetite. Hence, quick weight loss.
"Mary" was overweight according to her height measurements. As to the cyanide, I am inclined to think she was an educated person who ran in professional circles and would not have had a problem obtaining cyanide. I also believe the choice of mixture was just a matter of convenience.
For what it's worth to an eager researcher.
Psyllium (Metamucil) was a huge diet fad in the 90's. People would take this substance 10-15 minutes before meals and that prevented them from eating their normal portions. Sounds rather simple but it only took one overindulgance to realize this was an easy, though dangerous way to crub the appetite. Hence, quick weight loss.
"Mary" was overweight according to her height measurements. As to the cyanide, I am inclined to think she was an educated person who ran in professional circles and would not have had a problem obtaining cyanide. I also believe the choice of mixture was just a matter of convenience.
For what it's worth to an eager researcher.