^Yeah if they happen to be a seller of such goods in perhaps a health food store, but not many people are carting around 5+kg of commonly used cutting agents.
MSM, if i recall, is useful with arthritic pain and things like that? I'm left again to wonder what vital role, bar *some* energy, or jitteryness - the caffeine in the mixture would play?
It's all relative IMO. I'm not doubting that her story could be true, but it would seem there is probably more to this than meets the eye.
Either way, i could care less. It's just interesting that her story mentions a family member who had used her car whilst being away, and happens to be a body builder. It's a good story to have, when it comes to a magistrate who's opinion, which when presented with evidence of no illegal conduct by the defendant, must remain unbiased to the facts/stories presented by LE/Defense.
I am also curious as to why the spot test reacted for meth? I'm going to assume that LE used a marquis reagent or similar to determine this?
Obviously the sample that was GC/MS tested wouldn't have been very large. And if all bags were tested, the possible contamination of meth in the large batch could have been very small, possibly even only in the small sample used at the beginning by LE. It's all speculation I know, but interesting nevertheless.
