Posted on 02/22/2014 6:44:01 AM PST by yldstrk
Edited on 02/22/2014 6:45:52 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
Two former Navy Seals found dead aboard the Maersk Alabama, the ship hijacked in the Tom Hanks' film Captain Phillips, are believed to have died of drug overdoses. Mark Daniel Kennedy, 43, and Jeffrey Keith Reynolds, 44, were found dead on Tuesday in a cabin with drugs and hypodermic needles as the ship berthed in the Seychelles.
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Yeah I highly doubt this honorable SEAL is a doper.
Heroin is sometimes cut with other thing which reduce its potency. If you start injecting yourselves to that potency when you get the pure stuff its bye bye. Sometimes strychnine is used in heroin and relying on drug dealers to get the proportions right is a risky proposition.
yeah I ain’t buying that the exSEALS are dopers, see
Prove these SEALS were dopers
Yeh because we all know how Navy SEALs love Heroin. sarc.
“I’m waiting for,”The rest of the story”. Guarantee its different than this.”
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That’s my current thinking also. I’ll hold any judgement until a complete and legitimate autopsy is done.
PLEASURE SEEKERS get through Hell Week at BUDS...???!
Truck load of salt required....
Could be the deadly heroin-fentanyl mixture the media is talking about, or some other adulterated product.
Whatever small scale conspiracy theories pop up about this it's only a matter of time before somebody accuses the government or other dark forces of creating the deadly mix.
The timing is strange. But, to know that presumably honorable, decent, and, otherwise upstanding people died from drug related reasons? Not so much.
There are more drugs around each and everyone of us than we care to know. There are more people we encounter in everyday life using something than we care to know. It’s not always the stoner looking guy begging at the intersection that I’m talking about either.
soebarkha op until demonstrated otherwise.
Based on what an overdose is...they could have been sampling from the same batch. Easy enough to explain.
Wow, that guy is not a herion addict.
This guy is confident and healthy .
He was bumped off.
I don’t believe it. Something struck me as suspicious when I first heard their bodies were found on that ship.
no
Yeah....sounds like when a guy was pulled from the river with 500 lbs of chains wrapped around him.....
Sheriff said he tried to steal more chains than he could swim with......
I knew one that died of drugs and alcohol. He had alcoholic patents which predestined him. He did fine while serving. He started downhill after he got out, I think the chemicals took the place of the adrenalin high. Damn shame- he was a very talented person.
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