Scopolamine

Scopolamine  (Drug)
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A naturally occurring drug.

Hyoscine (or Scopolamine, also called Burundanga) is a psychedelic drug with generally unpleasant potent effects on both mind and body. It is a delieriant and can make users suggestible and submissive. It has been tested for use as a truthserum and can be fatal.

History

It was researched in MKUltra related projects for use as a "truth drug", but found allegedly unreliable and abandoned; earlier research tested the use of Scopolamine in criminology.

Effects

A complete knock out of critical thinking and a state of basically taking orders from others has been reported in a Vice documentary by a victim of such attack in Colombia. Afterwards memory is at best strongly impaired, but more likely completely lost; this effect would have made the drug a perfect research candidate for MK-Ultra and it may have been used in assassinations like the RFK/Assassination.

Criminal use

Europe

Use in Europe has been reported by the mid 2010s.

USA

Towards the end of 2023 there was an increase in stories (to some extent covered by mainstream media) in Austin, of males that have been drugged during the night out and robbed. One reporting full memory loss and thousands of dollars withdrawn from his bank account with his pin used. Jamie Hammonds notes that Austin, Chicago, Boston, New York are hotspots for drugging of male and female victims in bars (also mentioning male drownings).

South America

A 2014 crime and safety report from Columbia mentions: "Unofficial estimates put the number of annual scopolamine incidents in Colombia at approximately 50,000".

External links

In popular culture - The first season of True Detective has a scene in which the former undercover cop Rust Cohle has to get the trust of a gang member again, "Ginger" offers him a powder to snort, which is Scopolamine, and it continues with Cohle having trouble to go from memory why he is visiting.

• The Most Dangerous Drug in the World - (archive.is)

Videos

Vice documentary on the effects of the drug - 'World's Scariest Drug (Documentary Exclusive)'

 

A Scopolamine victim on Wikispooks

Title	Description
Adolfo Calero	Nicaraguan Coca-Cola executive who became Contras leader, managing the bank accounts (i.e lots of drug money). Later victim of a CIA sexual/satanic worship/cannibalistic blackmail operation.

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