Lorazepam and Propofol disintegrate?

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Kasume

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At what temperature does Lorazepam disintegrate? At what temperature does Propofol disintegrate?
 
freebase? what's that?

anyways, I need to know these temperatures.

If anyone knows, I would greatly appreciate your help.
 
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What no one is talking about, which makes me want to "Scream," is that once propofol and lorazepam are at body temperature the molecular structure changes and they will disintegrate at exactly 30 C. Hence the "Dangerous" concentrations in the femoral blood. I did some reading and this is in the leg.

Clearly, MJ's killer was counting on the drugs to disintegrate so that the "Man in the Mirror" would not be caught. But, not being a "Smooth Criminal," he did not factor in the heating blanket the gloved one must have had over his lower body thus preserving the evidence while the killer "Beat It." Poor MJ, he was truly "Gone too Soon."

Conclusion: "Who is it?"
Was it the "Bad" butler in the kitchen with the candlestick?
The maid "Dirty Diana" in the bathroom with the knife?
Or the cardiologist who couldn't "Heal the World" in the bedroom with the propofol?

I don't think it's too "Off the Wall" to go with the cards guy.

Kasume, you have to list me in your bibliography.

Bigeyedfish, MD. BEIFC (Board Eligible Internet Forensic Consultant)
 
It's strange indeed that a "drug addict" would pass his three through four hour long physical "with flying colors". It's strange indeed, that the ONLY drugs found inside this "drug addict's" system was the drugs injected into him BY DR. MURRAY, a doctor who gives CPR with ONE HAND ON THE BED. It's strange indeed that a doctor injects an entire bottle of propofol with 4mg of lorazepam in his patient (along with other drugs he put in), "leaves that patient unmonitored", and just call it an accident. Is that what they teach in med school?

You all are disrepectful and ignorant. And if anyone does not think at least one sentence of all that is strange, then you can SLAP MY FACE!

fyi, some of us have checked with medical experts. After taking a look, these medical experts confirmed that it is possible that lorazepam was given AFTER propofol.

Actually, im just going to quit this board. You guys are of no help and don't know anything. I'll just stick with the medical experts and other doctors. They are hard to reach sometimes, but they're helpful.
 
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