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Forensic Toxicology
CHE 113 SUPA Chem
Revenson
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Life Science
Anatomy – fingerprints,
hairs, bones, blood, teeth, saliva,
semen
Botany - plant ID
Entomology - insects
Serology - blood, DNA
Zoology - animal hair and blood
Technology
Chromatography
Computers
Electrophoresis
Microscopy
Photography
Spectroscopy
Math
Algebra
Graphing
Measurements
Ratios
Word Problems
Statistics
Trigonometry
Language Arts
Biographies
Communication – oral, writing
Fiction and nonfiction
Research skills
Technical reading skills
Chemistry
Density
Fiber analysis
Fire and explosives
Inorganic analysis
Organic analysis
Mixtures and
separations
Paints
Toxicology - drugs
SUPA
Forensics
Earth Sciences
Casts and molds
Soil Studies
Miscellaneous
Cosmetics Toolmarks Forgery
Typewriting Handwriting
Paper and ink analysis
Physics
Process Skills
Ballistics
Comparative analysis
Blood spatter and patterns
Critical thinking
Fracture patterns – bones and
Deductive reasoning
glass
Interviewing
Light
Observation skills
Refractive index
Organizational skills
Sound – voice patterns
Problem solving
SUPA Forensics
CHE 113 Trajectories
Intuitive-hunch
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Social Studies
Careers
Constitutional rights
Criminal justice
Forensics history
Law
Psychology – Criminal mind
Current events
Toxicology
• Students usually have a pretty good
handle on this and can sometimes teach
you a thing or two.
• Just before prom time is when I try to get
this one going.
• Example – Methamphetamine to
follow…But first SUPA Forensics - CHE 113 Revenson
What does someone under the
influence look like?
• A news reporter getting a bit too close to
the story he’s covering. 2
• Canadian Wildlife service in Ottawa.
Spiders on drugs 2
• Even the cops can get in trouble
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Types of Abused Drugs
• Narcotics - relief from pain and bring sleep. (now
generally means a socially unacceptable drug).
– Narcotics are analgesic - relieve pain by depressing
nervous system (opium, morphine, heroin, codeine,
opiates - oxycontin, methadone).
– Cocaine (stimulant), Marijuana
(hallucinogen), etc are Not classified
as narcotics even though they are
frequently called that.
– Most narcotics are opium derived.
– Opium from Poppy plants (sap is 4
- 21% opium).
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Opium Poppy
Hallucinogens
• Hallucinogens - alter normal thoughts,
perceptions and moods (PCP, LSD,
mescaline, MDMA, ecstasy).
• Marijuana most common (derived from
Cannabis or “hemp” plant). (THC content)
– Derive resin from plant secretions that is extracted
with organic solvents.
– In use for 1000’s of years.
– Brought to the US ca. 1920.
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Types of Abused Drugs
• Depressants - depress functions of central
nervous system, cause calm and bring
about sleep (alcohol, barbituates).
Tranquilizers are depressants.
• Stimulants - increase alertness and activity
(cocaine, amphetamines).
• Steroids - promote muscle growth
(androgen, testosterone, anabolic
steroids).
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Stimulants and Depressants
1. Caffeine
2. Amphetamine
3. Cocaine
1.
2.
3.
4.
Labrium
Valium (mother’s little helper)
Methaqualone
Ethyl Alcohol
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Types of Abused Drugs
• Opium and Poppies
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Opium Poppy
Opium Family
Codeine,
morphine,
heroin, etc all
present in
opium, BUT
morphine is by
far the most
abundant.
Most Heroin,
Codeine made
synthetically
from
Morphine.
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• Water Soluble easy IV use.
• Rapid onset but
short term (2-3 hrs)
effects.
• Field test uses
reagent called
marquis; purple
color indicative of
positive test
• Most common
diluent (diluting
agent) is quinine
• Chemical derivative
of morphine
• Usually street drug
20-30% pure (w/
starch, quinine,
novocain, lactose,
etc..)
Heroin
Morphine
CH3
N
Acetic anhydride
Heroin
HO
O
CH3
N
OH
H3C
CH3
O
O
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O
O
O
Heroin Forms
Black Tar Heroin
Heroin Packages
Heroin Powder
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Heroin Paraphenalia
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Hallucinogens
• Hallucinogens - alter normal thoughts,
perceptions and moods (PCP, LSD,
mescaline, MDMA, ecstasy).
• Marijuana most common (derived from
Cannabis or “hemp” plant).
– Derive resin from plant secretions that is
extracted with organic solvents.
– In use for 1000’s of years.
– Brought to the US ca. 1920.
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Marijuana
• Hallucinogen
• Continued use results in low
degree of psychological
dependence
• Prior to 1970, it was
classified as a narcotic drug
• Hashish is a concentrated
preparation
• Active ingredient is
tetrahydrocannabinol
• Can tentatively be identified
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the Duquenois-Levine
Marijuana
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LSD
•Derived from Ergot Fungus (on grasses/grains)
•First described in 1943 after “accidental” lab
ingestion (potent - 25mg for long lsating effects!)
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Animation decompressor
are needed to see this picture.
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lysergic acid
diethylamide
LSD
Street Form
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Other Hallucinogens
• Phencyclidine (PCP)(phencyclidine)
Street Names: Angel
Dust, Crystal, Hog,
Supergrass, Killer
Joints, Ozone, Wack,
Embalming Fluid,
and Rocket Fuel.
Easily Synthesized.
• Mescaline
• Psilocybin- Street
Name: Shrooms,
Mushies, and
Mexican Magic
Mushrooms
• STP
• LSD- Street Names:
Acid, Boomers,
Yellow Sunshines,
Cid, Doses, and Trips
• Forensics
Ecstacy
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Drug Labs
• Often Inexperienced Chemists!
Don’t try this at home!
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Steroids
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Rock Cocaine
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Crack Cocaine
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Cocaine Paraphenalia
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Club Drugs/Date Rape Drugs
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What we consider in forensics
• How can we test the drug itself?
• How can we test for the drug in a body?
– Immunoassays
– GCMS
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Date Rape Drugs
Flunitrazepam
(Rohypnol)
Ketamine
MDMA (Ecstacy)
GHB
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Date Rape Drugs
• Rohypnot, Ketamine, GHB, Ecstacy.
• GHB (depressant) effects can be felt within 15 minutes after
ingestion. Mixed with alcohol GHB can cause the central nervous
system to shut down, lead to loss of consciousness, and possibly
result in a coma or death.
• Rohypnol (depressant) effects begin within 30 minutes, peak within
2 hours, and may persist for up to 8 hours or more, depending
upon the dosage.
• Ketamine (hallucinogen) causes the person to feel as if their mind is
“separated” from the body. The drug causes a combination of
amnesia and hallucinations. Also, it stops the feeling of pain and
lowers the heart rate leading to oxygen starvation to the brain and
muscles. Vet Medicnine.
• Ecstatsy (hallucinogen)causes psychological difficulties, including
confusion, depression, sleep problems, drug craving, severe
anxiety, and paranoia-during and sometimes weeks after taking
Ecstatsy.
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Date Rape Drugs
• Ketamine
Ketamine Powder
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Rohypnol (flunitrazepam)
• Street Names: Roofies, Rophies, Roche,
Forget-me Pill, Circles, Mexican Valium, Rib,
Roach-2, Roopies, Rope, Ropies, Ruffies, and
Roaches
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Rohypnol (flunitrazepam)
• The "date rape" drug is the common name for Rohypnol,
generically called flunitrazepam.
• Rohypnol is manufactured by Hoffman-La Roche and prescribed
as a sleeping pill in countries outside of the US.
• It is used as a short-term treatment for insomnia, as a sedative
hypnotic and a pre-anesthetic.
• It has physiological effects similar to Valium (diazepam), but is
approximately ten times more potent.
• Rohypnol is a low-cost drug, less than $5.00 per tablet.
• Misconceptions may explain the drug's popularity :
– many erroneously believe that the drug is unadulterated
because it comes in pre-sealed bubble packs -- and therefore
tamper-proof and safe
– many mistakenly think its use cannot be detected by
urinalysis testing.
– Rohypnol IS addictive (true)
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Rohypnol (flunitrazepam)
• Rohypnol (a benzodiazepine), a very potent tranquilizer similar in nature
to valium (diazepam), but many times stronger.
• The drug produces a sedative effect, amnesia, muscle relaxation, and a
slowing of psychomotor responses.
• Sedation occurs 20-30 minutes after administration and lasts for hours.
• The drug is not commonly used by physicians in the US.
• The drug has been added to drinks at parties, where it is reportedly
given to female party participants in hopes of lowered inhibitions. Police
report that after ingestion of "Roofies" that women have reported
waking up in frat houses with no clothes on.
• Rohypnol, particularly when mixed with alcohol or other drugs may lead
to respiratory depression, aspiration, and even death. An amnesia
producing effect of "Roofies" prevents users from remembering how or
why they took the drug or even that they were given it by others. This
makes investigation of sexually related or other offenses very difficult
and may account for repeated reports of "date rapes" involving the use
of the drug.
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Rohypnol (flunitrazepam)
– Rohypnol manufacturer recently
reformulated the drug to make it more
detectable.
• When put in a light-colored drink, new
Rohypnol will now turn the beverage
bright blue.
• Consumers of darker-colored beverages
should be tipped off by a cloudy
appearance.
• Proponents claim risks associated with
Ecstasy can be minimized by drinking
lots of water.
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Ecstacy
• Also known as MDMA and is called
“Adam,” “XTC,” “Bean,” “E,” “M,” and
“Roll” on the street
• Ecstasy comes in a tablet that is often
branded, just a few are shown below:
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Date Rape Drugs
• Instant Testing Market
DrinkSafe Date Rape Test Pack
Date Rape Coaster
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Date Rape Drugs
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What You Can Do to Protect Yourself?
Don't accept drinks that you did not open yourself.
Don't exchange or share drinks with anyone.
Don't drink anything out of a punch bowl.
Monitor the behavior of friends who seem more
intoxicated than the amount of alcohol would warrant.
Never consume a drink that you have not mixed
yourself, or have not watched someone else prepare.
Never accept a drink from someone you don't know and
trust.
At parties or clubs with friends never leave your drink unattended.
Be aware of your surroundings - Listen for the street names of the
drugs - Trust you instincts
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Date
Rape
Drugs
Spring Breakers Beware!
– The heaviest concentrations of GHB have
been found in California, Texas, Georgia, and
Florida.
– Rohypnol has been encountered by U.S. law
enforcement agencies in Southern States
from California to Florida.
– In the United States, Rohypnol is used widely
in Texas.
– Roypnol is reported to be readily available in
the Miami area, and epidemiologists from
that area have stated that it is South Florida’s
fastest growing drug problem.
– Two thirds of patients for GHB ingestion are
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aged 18-25 years
· Ecstasy
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increased 500 percent
over a five-year period.
Date Rape Drugs
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Date Rape Drugs
PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS
•Acting intoxicated.
•Bloodshot or red eyes, droopy eyelids.
•Imprecise eye movement.
•Wearing sunglasses at inappropriate times.
•Abnormally pale complexion.
•Change in speech patterns and vocabulary
patterns.
•Repressed physical development.
•Sudden appetite, especially for sweets.
•Unexplained weight loss or loss of appetite.
•Neglect of personal appearance, grooming.
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Drug Identification
• Chromatography- used for separating and
tentative identification
• Spectrometry- IR, MS, NMR, etc…
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Forensic Analysis - GC
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Methamphetamine
Meth mouth - Rots your teeth and gums
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Faces of meth – over time
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10 years of meth use
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• Have the students take an on-line meth quiz
http://teens.drugabuse.gov/sarasquest/meth1.asp
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Hieronymus Bosch
1450-1516
an eccentric Dutch
painter of religious
visions who dealt in
particular with the
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St. John
on
Patmos,
approx.
1485
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Hieronymus Bosch
1450-1516
an eccentric Dutch
painter of religious
visions who dealt in
particular with the
torments of hell.
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St. Christopher Carrying
the Christ Child through a Sinful World,
c1520
SUPABosch,
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Temptation
of
St Anthony
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Temptation
of
St Anthony
(Detail)
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Historians Know:
What can be going on at that time?
• St. Anthony's Fire was rampant.
• fiery pain, hallucinations, disorientation,
muscle cramps, convulsions, miscarriages,
*gangrene
• Today we know that St. Anthony's Fire was
caused by a form of Rye/grain fungus called
ergot.
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St. Anthony’s Fire: Ergot
*Ergot of rye is produced by a lower
fungus (Claviceps purpurea) that grows
parasitically on rye, other grains and wild
grasses.
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Structural Analysis
O
ergotamine
OH
Lysergic Acid
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Serotonin Blocker?
Serotonin (on the left) and Lysergic Acid ( on the right)
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*Serotonin is known
to control
mood,
emotion, sleep
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and appetite
Structural Analysis
O
OH
Lysergic Acid
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
(LSD)
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Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
(LSD)
• LSD is one of the most powerful
hallucinogenic drugs known.
• It was invented in 1938, derived
from mushrooms
• SO WHO CARES?
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Hieronymus Bosch
Madman or Medical Analyst
• Bosch's Paintings actually documented beliefs
and medical procedures used to assist with St.
Anthony’s Fire.
• Amputation is a gangrenous prevention
• odd vegetable creatures= mandrake root
• The distillery used to reduce medicinal herbs.
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Ergot in history
• Furthermore, since ergot baked in
bread dough forms LSD, the disease
also led to terrifying hallucinations
• Indeed there is the belief that the
Salem witch-hangings that went on in
Salem, Massachusetts (1692)
occurred during an outbreak of rye
ergot.
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Salem Witch trials (June -September of 1692)
• 19 men and women were convicted of witchcraft
and hung
• 100s of others faced accusations of witchcraft.
• Dozens languished in jails.
• 1 man was pressed to death under heavy stones
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Salem witch trials (1692)
According to historian Mary Matossian in her book
Poisons of the Past, she noted symptoms of the
people to be sensations of:
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–
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Prickling or ants crawling on the skin
Distortions of the face
Paralysis
Hallucinations
Convulsive violent seizures
Dementia
• All these symptoms were consistent with those
suffering from ergotism.
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