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["Thompson, Stephen M." <>]

Hi All

The symptoms described flirty, memory loss I have seen many times.  It
is most likely that the person was dosed with GHB or an analog to it.
Visine is one of the preferred containers for GHB because it can be used
to dose very quickly.  Hope this helps.

Steve

Stephen M. Thompson
Sexual Aggression Services Coordinator
Central Michigan University
SAC 195
Mt. Pleasant, MI. 48859
Phone: 989-774-6677
Web:  www.stephenmthompson.com
Web:  www.sapa.cmich.edu

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   1. Drug Facilitated Rape article (Claire N. Kaplan)
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 12:08:06 -0400
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Subject: Drug Facilitated Rape article
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Dear Colleagues:
I've just received a copy of an article that discusses the use of Visine

in drug-facilitated rapes. I can't post it as an attachment, so if you 
want it, let me know.
Claire

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Claire N. Kaplan, Ph.D.
Director, Sexual & Domestic Violence Services
University of Virginia Women?s Center
PO Box 800588
Charlottesville VA 22908-0588
T: 434.982.2774
F: 434.982.2901

http://womenscenter.virginia.edu/sdvs




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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 14:51:55 -0400
From: "Jodi Caldwell" 
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Subject: Drug-facilitated Sexual Assault
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Reading the article that Claire sent out had me thinking about many
cases we have seen recently.  We have had several women come forward
reporting that they had experienced a period of time that is
"blacked-out."  Prior to the black-out, they remember having little to
no alcohol consumption.  Friends have related that during the time that
is blacked out, the women acted, "very flirty", "promiscuous", often
with the women aggressively pursuing a male (in most cases the male was
previously unknown to the woman, but had been met in a bar).  In each of
these cases (none of the women seemed to know each other), the woman in
question reported that such behavior was very out of character for her.
At least two of the women, when examined, appeared to have had sexual
intercourse during the period of time in which they have "blacked out."
I guess my question is, has anyone seen anything similar to this? And,
if so, any ideas on what substance might cause such symptoms:
hyper-sexuali
 ty, followed by memory loss & symptoms of "hangover" after little to no
alcohol consumption or knowing use of a substance?
 
 
 
Jodi K. Caldwell, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Assistant Director for Training
Chair, Sexual Assault Response Team
Georgia Southern University
P. O. Box 8011
Statesboro, GA 30460
(912) 681-5541
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