Scopolamine | Yet another reason to avoid Columbia

Scopolamine has legitimate, legal medical uses. However, as the Columbian derivative burundanga, it can remove your free will or even kill...
Pictured is the chemical formula for scopolamine. In small doses, the drug can legally be used to help those who suffer from motion sickness, Parkinson's and a variety of other ailments. In larger doses, it can deaden the will and be about four times more powerful than the most potent roofie – if it doesn't kill you.
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 by
By Steve Tarlow

Yovanna Guzman: Love and Luxuries with Columbian Drug Lords

Yovanna Guzman, a former beauty queen and model, says she was only 19 when she met the notorious Columbian drug lord, Wilber Varela.
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Thursday, October 15th, 2009 by
By Franrose