[blueplum]

i dont’ know much about them either, but, one of them was a medic. If there was only one syringe, and one of the marines was slumped over, why would the second marine continue to inject himself? If heroin was only found in the blood, wouldn't that indicate an instantaneous death of the first marine? certainly it would have taken some time to prepare the second injection? We're told the second marine was holding the syringe in his hand. Where was the injection site? Why no mention of a tourniquet? isn't that necessary for a veneous injection? I'd like to know more details.

[Hot Tabasco]

If there was only one syringe, and one of the marines was slumped over, why would the second marine continue to inject himself?

Junkies are known to share needles and death isn't instantaneous..........

As for tourniquets, they're NOT necessary (having personally witnessed a couple army buddies shoot up)........

Sorry but I'm not buying into this conspiracy..........

[Boogieman]

“If there was only one syringe, and one of the marines was slumped over, why would the second marine continue to inject himself?”

Slumping over is a pretty typical reaction to taking a shot of heroin, whether you overdose or not. It’s called “nodding out”, and unless you check someone’s pulse and breathing, you might not know they were actually OD’ing.