[dezrat]

With all these pills and syrups to review, it's easy to get confused...

Chloral hydrate comes packaged in a 473 ml. amber colored plastic bottle. Weird! Why not 500 ml? (I'll learn how to post a proper link soon.)
http://www.mgp-online.com/Products/ProductDetails.asp?Part_Number=533-16

Didn't the autopsy report state that around 1/2 of the bottle was consumed? 177 mls. left in a 473 ml. bottle would indicate 2/3's of the bottle had been consumed.

Thanks for providing the list and GVS/Perper interview.

[Arizona Carolyn]

perhaps pitinkie can explain that one for you.

[pitinkie]

I dont know....500 mg/5 ml so that really doesnt make sense!

[windchime]

Thank you for the information.  I've linked it with identification so others will see it more readily.  I cheat and use Microsoft Front Page rather than employ html like most here do.  Here's a helpful thread: HTML Sandbox

Would the amber bottle indicate sensitivity of the product to light?

dezrat's link from Post #15,756:

Product Profile for:
CHLORAL HYDRATE SYRUP
Compare to Noctec® Syrup*

"Didn't the autopsy report state that around 1/2 of the bottle was consumed? 177 mls. left in a 473 ml. bottle would indicate 2/3's of the bottle had been consumed."

From : Medical Examiner Releases Autopsy Investigation Results

2. In most cases of suicide, the victim ingests a large amount of a drug to insure death. In this case, there was a lot of Chloral Hydrate left in the bottle.

2/3 depleted doesn't sound like a lot left to me.  Is Perper an optimist?  Glass is half full kind of guy?

Many discrepancies are noted in the thread.  That's another.