Family intoxicated by cannabis fumes
12 November 2004
BRUSSELS – Two young children and their parents were found unconscious after breathing in fumes given off by, it was reported on Friday.
On Wednesday morning, a grandfather in Seraing, in Wallonia, went to collect his two grandchildren, Nahel, 4, and Dorian, 3, to take them to school, La Derniere Heure reported.
He knocked at the home of his 31-year-old daughter Emmanuelle’s home, but got no reply.
After checking with the school, in case the children had been dropped off earlier by someone else, the grandfather started to get worried.
He called the father of his daughter’s partner Martial and the two anxious grandfathers eventually decided to break a window and get into the house to find out what was wrong.
Inside, they found Emmanuelle and Martial
and their two children unconscious.
The emergency services quickly arrived at the house and suspected that the four were victims of carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty gas appliance.
However, when no gas was detected, the fire services and police officers searched and found 107 cannabis plants growing in the house.
Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children.
The four were taken to Citadelle Hospital for treatment.
On Thursday morning, Martial was sufficiently recovered to be arrested and charged with growing cannabis.
At Liege magistrate court, he pleaded guilty and was taken into custody in Lantin.
The two children are still under observation in hospital.
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Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children.
Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children.
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Lähde: http://www.hnnsweden.com/external/latestnews.htm
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Täytyy kyl sanoa iso LOL tähän loppuun.
12 November 2004
BRUSSELS – Two young children and their parents were found unconscious after breathing in fumes given off by, it was reported on Friday.
On Wednesday morning, a grandfather in Seraing, in Wallonia, went to collect his two grandchildren, Nahel, 4, and Dorian, 3, to take them to school, La Derniere Heure reported.
He knocked at the home of his 31-year-old daughter Emmanuelle’s home, but got no reply.
After checking with the school, in case the children had been dropped off earlier by someone else, the grandfather started to get worried.
He called the father of his daughter’s partner Martial and the two anxious grandfathers eventually decided to break a window and get into the house to find out what was wrong.
Inside, they found Emmanuelle and Martial
and their two children unconscious.
The emergency services quickly arrived at the house and suspected that the four were victims of carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty gas appliance.
However, when no gas was detected, the fire services and police officers searched and found 107 cannabis plants growing in the house.
Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children.
The four were taken to Citadelle Hospital for treatment.
On Thursday morning, Martial was sufficiently recovered to be arrested and charged with growing cannabis.
At Liege magistrate court, he pleaded guilty and was taken into custody in Lantin.
The two children are still under observation in hospital.
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Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children.
Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children.
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Lähde: http://www.hnnsweden.com/external/latestnews.htm
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Täytyy kyl sanoa iso LOL tähän loppuun.
Vastaukset 7
Vanhimmat
Ihan kummastuttaa miten pitkälle kauhupropagangaa lietsova koneisto on valmis menemään. Meidän tuttu ja "turvallinen" usko ja urheilu on näiden rinnalla vielä pikkutekijöitä.
Toisaalta, säästäähän se tutkijoiden varoja isolla ässällä, jos voidaan kevytkenkäisesti osoittaa sormella jotain asiaa joka on kiellettyä. Lienee muuten sanomattakin selvää, että tässä ei enää ollut kyse omaan käyttöön kasvattamisesta. Mikä tekeekin koko tapauksesta paheksuttavan.
Naapurin äijä
h u u m e v a s t a i n e n
- hampun kotikasvatuksen puolesta
Miksi ei-omaankäyttöön kasvatus on mielestäsi paheksuttavaa?
Mihinkäs tämä perhe tarkkaan ottaen olisi sitten voinut kuolla?
Todennäköisesti CO2-laite oli epäkunnossa.
Experts say the mixture of fertilisers and pesticides on the plants released a substance called delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient of cannabis, which could have eventually killed the parents and children. :)))
Haeskelin tässä tarkkaa kuoleman aiheuttajaa, Delta-9-THC kun ei ole toksinen...
Aiheuttaahan se skitsofreniaa, varastamista, pahoinpitelyjä, saatananpalvontaa, impotenssia ja paljon muutakin niin miksei myös kuolemaa?
tai ainakin hUUme-experttien mielestä :o
Ja siis henkilöthän eivät kuolleet.