Milder form of crack...

[VXIII]

Oh well couldnt upload the picture but he dont have sores or look like a typical meth user...

Police raiding a methamphetamine lab found a scientist had been producing a ‘mellower’ version of the drug without the usual side effects for his own personal use.
Investigators discovered that Seth Stanley had an arsenal of ammunition and guns, including an assault rifle, and napalm, a highly flammable gelling agent used in explosives, in his home in Milton, Florida. They also seized 117 grams of meth.

Sergeant Scott Haines, from the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, said the 32-year-old had been making a ‘mellowed down’ version of the drug, which meant that its usual side effects, such as paranoia, were not as pronounced, in a 'elaborate lab' in his backyard shed.
‘Basically, he said he learned from someone how to make methamphetamine and pretty much tweaked it based on his knowledge to make it more suitable for his needs and his usage of it,’ Sgt Haines told the Pensacola News Journal.
Inspection: A member of the Santa Rosa Sheriff's Narcotics Unit takes samples of some of the chemicals fond near the meth lab behind Seth Stanley's house
Stanley said he wanted his creation to have the same effect as Adderall, a prescription drug used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which is difficult to obtain.

The scientist did not give a reason for possessing the homemade napalm, which was contained in a jar that was half full.
'Most of the time when people hear about napalm it’s talked about in reference to the Vietnam War or Korea,' Sgt Haines said. 'It was a very brutal form of killing people and clearing places for visibility. It is not something that needs to be in the hands of a civilian.'

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Stanley was arrested on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine, possession of felony drug equipment and possession of listed chemicals used to manufacture methamphetamine.

When officers took Stanley into custody they found a plastic bag and a glass vial in his left front pocket that contained methamphetamine, which he said he was taking to 'medicate' himself.

He was released on Thursday night on a $45,000 bond.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...sonal-use.html

[Whisper]

Report: Homemade napalm found in meth bust

Seth Stanley

[...]
When the Santa Rosa County Narcotics Unit arrived to serve a search warrant on the residence of Seth Stanley in Milton, detectives located a plastic bag and a glass vial in Stanley's pocket that contained meth, according to a news release from the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office.

Detectives then questioned the 33-year-old man about his purchase of a large quantity of pseudo-ephedrine. Stanley 'fessed up to the detectives that he was making methamphetamine to help medicate himself and then directed authorities to a storage shed, pointing out a compartment where a “one-pot” jug he used to make meth was located, according to the release.

In addition to the one pot cook jug inside the storage shed, detectives also found a mason jar that contained a gas-like substance that Stanley stated was homemade napalm.

Napalm!

Stanley did not give a reason for his possessing the napalm, which severely burns through the flesh of anyone that comes into contact with it, according to the report.

Stanley told investigators that he is a scientist. Detectives did find documentation inside his home to support his claim, the report stated.

Seth Stanley was arrested for possession of methamphetamine, possession of felony narcotic equipment, producing methamphetamine, possession of listed chemicals and trafficking in methamphetamine, records show.

http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news...nd_naplam.html

[TheMeaningOfItAll]

WTF??? Napalm? It's seriously scary to think of all the shit that chemists/scientists are capable of. All that knowledge...

[TheMorningStar]

WTF??? Napalm? It's seriously scary to think of all the shit that chemists/scientists are capable of. All that knowledge...

FYI - Napalm is ridiculously easy to make.

[TheMeaningOfItAll]

FYI - Napalm is ridiculously easy to make.

I know, I know. I remember our Chemistry teacher telling us how easy it was to make when we were in high school. I guess I should have spoken more to the meth, napalm, etc. that he had. I'm sure even the slowest of people could manufacture that type of shit if they put their minds to it.

[CbabyRKO]

Cool yes and also kind of scary lol. He doesn't exactly look the scholarly type but ya know looks can be deceiving and shit!

[carolinablue]

Napalm? Gasoline and liquid detergent.

[Dakota Valkyrie]

Napalm? Gasoline and liquid detergent.

Oh great! Now every damn 12 year old reading this site will get ideas.

[carolinablue]

Hey! I didn't say how much of each to use or what to do once they're combined ! I hope The Anarchist's Cookbook is out of print. I learned it from a 'Nam vet called Dopin' Dan.