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A telephone salesman collapsed and died during a bizarre sex game after taking Bath Salts drugs - which has just been banned in Britain.
Paul Iles, 31, was experimenting with 'legal highs' during sex games where he wore a gas mask and wellington boots when he died.
An inquest heard a post mortem examination found Mr Iles had the drug bath salts in his blood stream.
Bath salts have been behind a string of criminal incidents in the U.S., leading to crazed behaviour by users.
The inquest in Cardiff heard the drug, also known as Sextacy, is used as a sexual stimulant and was recently made illegal in Britain.
Mr Iles had been chatting on the internet while dressed in a rubber suit, gas mask and wellington boots.
But the inquest heard Paul had taken the rubber gear off before collapsing in the kitchen of his home.
He was found naked the next morning by his partner Ian Newman.
Police investigated and traced other men who had chatted with Paul on a website on the night of his death.
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They confirmed he was wearing his rubber suit and gas mask while he typed messages on the keyboard.
Mr Newman, his partner of four years, said: 'Paul had recently been experimenting with legal highs.
Mr Iles' partner Ian Newman only discovered his boyfriend's body on the kitchen floor the morning after he died
'He also sometimes took poppers through his gas mask or just sniffed it from the bottle.'
The inquest heard Paul, of Cardiff Bay, died of sudden unexplained death after taking methylenedioxypyrovalerone - the chemical name for bath salts.
Cardiff coroner Mary Hassell recorded an open verdict saying: 'The drug is new and medical knowledge is very limited.
'It could have caused his death, it could have had nothing to do with it, or it could have been a factor.
'But there is not enough evidence to say why Paul died.'
Bath salts have been blamed for a string of incidents which have prompted the user to behave erratically and violently.
The synthetic drugs - with street names like bath salts or plant food - mimic more traditional illegal narcotics like cocaine, LSD, MDMA and methamphetamine, and have rapidly grown in popularity.
New research suggests the drug affects the brain in the same way as cocaine.
The drug's active ingredient is mephedrone. Scientists have shown that mephedrone acts the same way as cocaine in the brain - giving it the potential for abuse and addiction.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-gas-mask-wellington-boots.html#ixzz25d77ZrfE
Paul Iles, 31, was experimenting with 'legal highs' during sex games where he wore a gas mask and wellington boots when he died.
An inquest heard a post mortem examination found Mr Iles had the drug bath salts in his blood stream.
Bath salts have been behind a string of criminal incidents in the U.S., leading to crazed behaviour by users.
The inquest in Cardiff heard the drug, also known as Sextacy, is used as a sexual stimulant and was recently made illegal in Britain.
Mr Iles had been chatting on the internet while dressed in a rubber suit, gas mask and wellington boots.
But the inquest heard Paul had taken the rubber gear off before collapsing in the kitchen of his home.
He was found naked the next morning by his partner Ian Newman.
Police investigated and traced other men who had chatted with Paul on a website on the night of his death.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-gas-mask-wellington-boots.html#ixzz25d6ESWiI
They confirmed he was wearing his rubber suit and gas mask while he typed messages on the keyboard.
Mr Newman, his partner of four years, said: 'Paul had recently been experimenting with legal highs.
Mr Iles' partner Ian Newman only discovered his boyfriend's body on the kitchen floor the morning after he died
'He also sometimes took poppers through his gas mask or just sniffed it from the bottle.'
The inquest heard Paul, of Cardiff Bay, died of sudden unexplained death after taking methylenedioxypyrovalerone - the chemical name for bath salts.
Cardiff coroner Mary Hassell recorded an open verdict saying: 'The drug is new and medical knowledge is very limited.
'It could have caused his death, it could have had nothing to do with it, or it could have been a factor.
'But there is not enough evidence to say why Paul died.'
Bath salts have been blamed for a string of incidents which have prompted the user to behave erratically and violently.
The synthetic drugs - with street names like bath salts or plant food - mimic more traditional illegal narcotics like cocaine, LSD, MDMA and methamphetamine, and have rapidly grown in popularity.
New research suggests the drug affects the brain in the same way as cocaine.
The drug's active ingredient is mephedrone. Scientists have shown that mephedrone acts the same way as cocaine in the brain - giving it the potential for abuse and addiction.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-gas-mask-wellington-boots.html#ixzz25d77ZrfE
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