Students Used Cookies to Torture

[Dr. Jack]

Students Used Cookies to Torture
By Associated Press

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill.

Two students at Southern Illinois University in this St. Louis suburb kidnapped, paddled and burned a young man with freshly baked cookies after a drug deal went bad, prosecutors said.

Madison County prosecutors on Monday charged Rosario James, 23, and Jordan Sallis, 20, each with two counts of aggravated kidnapping and one count of robbery and aggravated battery.

Both were jailed Tuesday on $150,000 apiece.

Sheriff's Capt. Brad Wells said that Friday night, three men went to James' house to buy marijuana, but two of them grabbed the drugs and fled, leaving the third behind. The suspects held that man, who is in his late teens, and told him he needed to find $400 for the drugs, Wells said.

The suspects beat the man with a wooden paddle, burned his neck and shoulders with cookies immediately after taking them from the oven, shaved off some of his hair and poured urine over him from a soda bottle, Wells said.

"It was just sheer torture," Wells said.

Hours later, Wells said, the victim managed to escape and call police after the suspects drove him to a house in trying to get money for the drugs.

The victim sustained severe bruising but was not hospitalized.

Both suspects were arrested Saturday morning.

There was no evidence that James or Sallis had been using drugs before or during the alleged torture, Wells said Tuesday.

"Basically they ripped them off of their drugs, and they took exception to that," Wells said.

There was no record that James or Sallis had obtained an attorney as of Tuesday, a Madison County court clerk said.

Copyright © 2007, The Associated Press

[Dr. Jack]

I guess this is what marijuana does to some people. lol

[Romanowski]

Jack what is with the kids in Florida getting high off of sewer vapor or something

crazy kids

[Dr. Jack]

Originally Posted by Romanowski

Jack what is with the kids in Florida getting high off of sewer vapor or something

crazy kids

Not sure Rome. When we went to school we preferred pot, or shrooms or maybe crack - but never touched the sewer vapor. lol

The kids today are very creative

[Snowman]

lol Jack

odds that one of the dudes that got away was darrel77 (-180)

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by Snowman

lol Jack

odds that one of the dudes that got away was darrel77 (-180)

LOL

[Back Country]

Originally Posted by Dr. Jack

There was no evidence that James or Sallis had been using drugs before or during the alleged torture, Wells said Tuesday.

Na, they werent

No stoner is going to waste good cookies burning some one when they got the munchies

[skippy]

Originally Posted by Dr. Jack

Students Used Cookies to Torture
By Associated Press

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill.

Two students at Southern Illinois University in this St. Louis suburb kidnapped, paddled and burned a young man with freshly baked cookies after a drug deal went bad, prosecutors said.

Madison County prosecutors on Monday charged Rosario James, 23, and Jordan Sallis, 20, each with two counts of aggravated kidnapping and one count of robbery and aggravated battery.

Both were jailed Tuesday on $150,000 apiece.

Sheriff's Capt. Brad Wells said that Friday night, three men went to James' house to buy marijuana, but two of them grabbed the drugs and fled, leaving the third behind. The suspects held that man, who is in his late teens, and told him he needed to find $400 for the drugs, Wells said.

The suspects beat the man with a wooden paddle, burned his neck and shoulders with cookies immediately after taking them from the oven, shaved off some of his hair and poured urine over him from a soda bottle, Wells said.

"It was just sheer torture," Wells said.

Hours later, Wells said, the victim managed to escape and call police after the suspects drove him to a house in trying to get money for the drugs.

The victim sustained severe bruising but was not hospitalized.

Both suspects were arrested Saturday morning.

There was no evidence that James or Sallis had been using drugs before or during the alleged torture, Wells said Tuesday.

"Basically they ripped them off of their drugs, and they took exception to that," Wells said.

There was no record that James or Sallis had obtained an attorney as of Tuesday, a Madison County court clerk said.

Copyright © 2007, The Associated Press

Were they hash brownies??

Those kids must've majored in "Home Ec" if they were able to bake their own cookies.

[mrwho]

Originally Posted by Romanowski

Jack what is with the kids in Florida getting high off of sewer vapor or something

crazy kids

not only in florida rome..


Recreational and street drug use continues to be a leading cause of health concern for many high school students. As parents, we often struggle to manage the various activities of our children, with the risk for drug and alcohol abuse only compounding to that problem.

For many teenagers, the use of "cheese" and other homemade drugs has become wildly popular. With media campaigns, however, many parents are keeping abreast of the street drug patterns, the symptoms of the newest street drugs, and can work to identify when their child may be at risk.

Just as quickly as parents become familiar with street and recreational drugs, there is always something new on the horizon. The latest "craze" in recreational and street drugs among high school students is an inhalant known as "jenkem". As a noxious gas that can be created right in your own backyard, you may be surprised to learn that project is not intended for a science project at school but, instead, the development of a new recreational drug for your child and his high school friends.

Jenkem is also commonly known under the names of Winnie, mighty, butthash and even devil's chocolate. As an inhalant of noxious fumes, jenkem is created using human feces and human urine, fermented in a jar, capturing the gas in the top of the jar or in a balloon, and then inhaling the fumes to elicit a high.

While quite a disgusting thought, it is important to understand the health risks involved with inhaling jenkem. Because many bacterial, fungal and even viral infections are passed through human feces and urine, your child may be placing themselves at risk for disease; disease well beyond that of a complication with inhaling feces fumes.

"Sniffing sewage" as many drug prevention trainers refer to jenkem, can elicit specific hallucinogenic responses. Individuals who create this noxious gas, using sewer waste or their own human feces, commonly report the fumes elicit a feeling of euphoria, dissociation, in addition to strong hallucinations. What once began on the streets of Africa, has made its way into high schools across the United States.

[skippy]

When I read the title of this thread.....I thought the kids were being tortured by being forced to eat cookies that they didn't like.

[Chris46139]

Originally Posted by skippy

When I read the title of this thread.....I thought the kids were being tortured by being forced to eat cookies that they didn't like.

Or forced to gorge themselves thats what I thought

[Chicago RED]

Mmmm... Cookies