'Titanic' film crew drugged in 1996, Halifax police told to release more details
'Titanic' film crew drugged in 1996, Halifax police told to release more details
A new report from Nova Scotia's information and privacy commissioner is telling Halifax police to disclose more details about a 1996 incident that saw dozens of crew members from the film 'Titanic' fed soup laced with the hallucinogenic drug PCP.
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I've unknowingly ingested PCP. It is not fun in the slightest.
Even knowingly ingesting hallucinogens can be not fun.
I unknowingly smoked some opium laced pot with some strangers at a party once. They were already pretty wasted so it did not occur to them to warn me until after I was already smoking. It mostly led to a rather dreamlike night of revelry so no complaints about that one.
I was working as a Paramedic that night. Crazy stuff.
You cannot say that without revealing some details, c'mon
They were working as a paramedic that night, in Nebraska.
I was stocking vending machines that night a few blocks away. They briefly passed by me and it looked a lot like cars.
What is there to say. There was a literal busload of stoned people who had no idea why they were stoned. Lots of freaking out.
I mean....clearly they just have....
Wild.
Bill Paxton just enjoying the high doesn’t surprise me at all
Initially fearing food poisoning, all had in fact unknowingly eaten lobster chowder spiked with the drug phencyclidine, which is also known as PCP and angel dust.
I never knew PCP was a hallucinogen. I thought it was a stimulant.