So if she wanted to know what "win her over with chloroform" meant, why would there be a search of "how to make chloroform"? If a search for "how to make chloroform" was found on the computer hard drive, doesn't that tell you that someone wanted to know how to make chloroform?
Then we have high levels of chloroform in the trunk, and a dead child. Reason would tell you that they are probably connected.
that is why I dont believe it was ever a search to find out what it was. if you want to do that, you head your little self over to dictionary.com
while researching some plants I might like to grow a few days ago, I noted that a great many plants I was interested in were from the family Solanaceae (these are the nightshade plants, which aside from nightshade itself include tomato, potato, peppers, tobacco, etc, as I seem to have a pure true love for most plants in this family LOL)
anywaaaays as you might note I was thorough in my research, so thorough that I landed on some page or another that noted if one ingests poisonous nightshade plants, if one manages not to fatally dose oneself, one has a hallucinogenic trip from hell.
what! I exclaimed. no one would be that stupid!!
a little more google tells me some people are indeed that "adventurous".
even to ingesting nightshade!! crazy!!
my WHOOOOOLLLEE point is this: when I learned all that, I did not then google "how to make tinctures of (belladonna, datura, whatever)" I googled something more like "what happens during human poisoning of (belladonna, datura, whatever)".
the rest of OCA's google searches surrounding the "how to make" search dont really support her wondering what it was.
*note: I also learned that iboga appears to completely clear opiate addictions with very few doses.
