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To: butterdezillion
Would it [sodium azide] show up in a tox screen?

I don't know. It breaks down to sodium and nitrogen, both unremarkable.

There might be some distinctive metabolite or lasting effect on a protein or something.

66 posted on 05/17/2012 2:12:32 PM PDT by null and void (Day 1213 of our ObamaVacation from reality [and what dark chill/is gathering still/before the storm])
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To: null and void

Nitrogen was 22. Normal range is 8-20.

Sodium was 137. Normal range is 135-150.

It says the specimens were received on 3-9, over a week after death. Toxicology report printed 3-13. Report of the analysts printed April 9. Signed off on April 20th, the day Michael Cormier died - possibly by Daniel T. Anderson, Supervising Criminalist II.

I wonder if the results would be different, depending on how long before the tests were run. Would a week of delay cause levels to normalize? Or do the “normal ranges” listed account for the age of the sample?


69 posted on 05/17/2012 2:46:47 PM PDT by butterdezillion
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