Comments on: Does the ‘Devil’s Breath’ drug really exist?

By: Pamela Deauberge

Pamela Deauberge — Tue, 23 Feb 2016 12:05:00 +0000

People need to educate themselves. Its in the U.S. and used for a number of horrifying crimes read this http://jtrothschild.blogspot.com/

By: jahjan

jahjan — Thu, 10 Sep 2015 06:18:00 +0000

What? I’m wondering what you mean by “Agencies”.

By: duke ster

duke ster — Mon, 07 Sep 2015 19:32:00 +0000

I stayed at a hostel in downtown San Jose where 2 lesbian women checked in. The next day a single colombian man checked in. They were a team who drugged the coffee of the poor woman working there–almost killed her-then they robbed her. This was surely the devil drig known locally as Burundanga!!!! BURUNDANGA!!! The ticos smoke the leaves of the Borachero plant when marijuana is not available.It grows everywhere–almost everyone has the beautiful sweet smelling plant in their yard–I know I did. I had tons of plants growing in my front yard and at night the yard smelled like heaven. Maybe all that flower smelling is why I am a little crazy even today haha. Smoking it aparently doesn’t produce the same harmful and potent hypnotic effect that the engineered powder does. By the way, write for the powder receipe- Just a 10 mil bill will cover it.-ha ha. Just joking–I wouldn’t let that secret out because assholes will use it for evil.This robbery was set up by a young Costa Rican guy named Eric who I knew as a result of staying there. He was young and smart and spoke english very well. He knew alot about computers as I remember. Then I heard he was at another hostel where the same type of robbery took place. It shows that a very cunning plan was out into place and could easily fool alot of people by the robbers checking in separately and them being so different.-if you know a guy named Eric who is smart and knows alot about computers—watch him carefully–he is a thief and robber and probably a killer by now. As I remember he was from a good family up the Guanacaste way.

By: disgsted

disgsted — Sat, 05 Sep 2015 14:52:00 +0000

The sea sick medication that has Scopolamine in it was being crushed sometimes mixed with eye drops . This along with alcohol can be a deadly combination . Once distracted they put a few drops in your drink .. It can cause short term memory loss and some are confused and not right for a long time. This was issue back in 2005 for a few years downtown San Jose. All expats who lived here claimed to “know” someone this happen to. In SJDS, Nicaragua I spoke to two expats who were drugged there about 10 months ago. Claimed their thinking was messed up for a month. So it always be aware of who your with and watch your food and drinks.

By: Yeims

Yeims — Fri, 04 Sep 2015 23:04:00 +0000

When the Colombians started coming here about 14 years ago there was a short spell of its use here.

By: duke ster

duke ster — Fri, 04 Sep 2015 18:15:00 +0000

“Agencies” have used it for years