Meth cooks heat up pseudoephedrine -found in cold medicine The 29-year-old who lived in the apartment died Sunday afternoon, possibly high The friend, Jonathan Bachrach, a research scientist and organizer of art exhibits Great We have been following the meth Among the unanswered questions related to this story: Trust your diligent local correspondant (me) to from the Globe<\/a> and Herald<\/a><\/p>\n LATE BREAKING KINKY DIRT UPDATE: Heard on the radio news on the way to work – HAMSTERS were discovered in the basement of the Condo. There is a major story shaping up on a VERY weird sex & drug party syndicate. This confirms our longtime conviction that, contrary to the general public conception, MIT guys are some of the most serious partiers on the currect collegiate circuit, and that’s saying a lot. Stay tuned….<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The discovery was made after an ambulance call on Sunday. Police say a 29-year-old man died of cardiac arrest while engaged in sado-masochistic sex with two other people. Police found a large amount of S&M material and costumes, as well … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/mryhlab.jpg\")
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\n discovery was made after an ambulance call on Sunday. Police say a 29-year-old
\n man died of cardiac arrest while engaged in sado-masochistic
\n sex with two other people. Police found a large amount of S&M material
\n and costumes, as well as marijuana, ecstasy and the meth lab.<\/a> <\/p>\n
\n – anhydrous ammonia and other chemicals to create the highly addictive
\n drug. Crude labs are built in spaces as small as a bedroom. The slightest
\n mistake can cause a massive explosion. <\/p>\n
\non ecstasy, during a sex party and was wearing a mask and wetsuit-style body
\nsuit in a room called "The Dungeon," a friend said. <\/p>\n
\n Tronster Hartley, who went to an all-boys high school in Baltimore with
\n McCormick, said he had attended
\n one of the events in 2002 and had spoken with McCormick in recent years
\n about drug use. ”He was a very creative person," Hartley said.
\n ”Everything Kevin did was a little bizarre."<\/p>\n
\n at MIT, called McCormick ”a pioneer in technology-based art" and said
\n he was well known around the school and in the art community.<\/p>\n
\n story, although with an unhappy ending. It has eyerything we look for
\n in a news story – sex, drugs and Rave and roll. Plus, the busted lab was right across the street from Boston’s Children’s Museum! This guy was no street
\n scum – he was an MIT grad, accomplished artist and man-about-town.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n explosion story <\/a>for a while now, and are surprised they didn’t uncover a Viagra stash. Word
\n on the street is that the deadly but stimulating combination of Meth and
\n Viag (putting a whole new spin on the term "Speedball") is the drug of
\n choice on the gay party scene this season.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Who were the two unidentified witnesses who were with the victim for
\n his last S&M fling? The article doesn’t even mention if they
\n were male or female. What exactly went on in the "dungeon"? What
\n kind of mask did the victim have on? Gas mask? Ski mask? Halloween mask?
\n Indigenous ceremonial fertility ritual mask? And why was he wearing a WET
\n SUIT?<\/em><\/p>\n
\n ferret out the details for future posting. Inquiring minds need
\n to know.<\/em><\/p>\n