How do we get our states to know our drug laws? If enforced, we could make a huge dent in drugs!
In Oct of 05, after a car arrived, idled for a moment and then sped out of our driveway, I found my daughter in our basement, seizing on cocaine, date rape drug and chloroform....plastic air mattress on her face, poles on her legs and a profanity statement written on our basement wall. I was told no crime had been committed. She died 5 days later while on life support. We donated her organs.

It took me 2 years to prove to my state (Georgia) that a crime had been committed. Controlled Substance Homicide. They are just now investigating it as if it were a crime. Most leads have gone cold.

During the 2 years, I wrote the Governor, who sent my request to the GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation), who in turn sent it back to my chief of police who always state No Crime Had Been committed. I wrote our Senators who said I needed to write the Governor. My voice was completely recycled and fell on deaf ears.

I eventually found the White House Office of Drug Control Policy and they are trying to help me.

I want our drug laws known. For every overdose, we can yank one or more drug suppliers (even if recreational fun!) off the streets. What a dent we could make in drugs!

If I had drugs, and knew I could go to prison for sharing them with you, as a friend (if anything happened to you as a result of my drugs shared), I would be reluctant to share them with you, or sell them to you.

To whom do we speak? To whom do we have a voice?
dd aka/Christi's mom

Bill Cosby indicated we could make a difference. I am trying so very hard to do so....but am a "nobody"....I am just a mom!

Asked by DD 1 year ago
Community: Stop Violence
Topic: Drugs

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