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"Given the amount of stuff, the dozens of test tubes, the Mason jars, it was way above personal consumption. There was a lot of stuff there."

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Police say there is no danger to the neighbors, but have taken steps to ensure the house is cleaned thoroughly.

Whitley said the city's codes enforcement and the Rowan County Health Department will clean up the house.

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Dirty isn't illegal- you have to prove that they were actives first. The officials would have no right to go in again without consent or a court order. This came from the cop, so im guessing he has already told the reporter that he thinks they are active shrooms- and that prolly got edited out, without correcting anything else for linear consistency.

This article ends without saying whether or not he's in custody at the hospital or will go to lock up upon release.


Worthless story.

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Given the amount of stuff, the dozens of test tubes, the Mason jars, it was way above personal consumption

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You know its serious when mason jars are involved. And test tubes!

oxalic32 said:

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Given the amount of stuff, the dozens of test tubes, the Mason jars, it was way above personal consumption

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You know its serious when mason jars are involved. And test tubes!

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That could mean he was growing more edibles than he could eat.
Mushrooms are not always grown for eating either.
What the fuck kind of people are involved in this?
-So far i gather theres an elderly man,
-an old man with a PHD in pharmacology, with a dirty house (inside only,) that may have been growing fungus of some        kind. And he is in the hospital for unknown reasons.(they didnt even say he was found in the house )
-A cop who lacks profesionalism; talking to much about a man who is not only still considered innocent, but not even charged with anything.
and finally,
-A reporter who can't write a coherent story.

That article is nothing but a list of facts and statements leading to nothing.

Lord Mayonnaise said:

Are oats commonly used for growing Psilocybes, or any other mushroom for that matter?

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Police accustomed to methamphetamine labs weren't sure what they had found. Whitley described it as a fully equipped science lab, with manure and oats and other additives.

Whitley was struck by the stark difference between the outside and inside of Earnhardt's house.

"Outside it looks like little suburbia — a church mouse's home É it looked like crap on the inside, the stink É a mushroom lab," Whitley said.

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oxalic32 said:

Who thinks cops can actually identify psychedelic mushroooms? When you're holding a ziplock baggy full of dried mushrooms during a traffic stop its quite obvious. But what if i was growing pounds of edible in my basement? Do you think the cop would think anything but "psychedelic mushrooms"?

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daspence said:

Why is he in the hospital?

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xTJx said:

this seems more like a list of facts/opinions/statements than an actual article

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xTJx said:

this seems more like a load of bull shit than an actual article

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