WCTYSON
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Halladay was literally high as a kite.
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OP never misses an opportunity to be an ignorant DB.
Therion
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Morphine is fully processed out of your blood in roughly 12 hours.
http://drug.addictionblog.org/how-long-does-morphine-stay-blood-urine-hair-sweat/
So unless you think the water had morphine in it, Halladay was likely "literally high as a kite".
http://drug.addictionblog.org/how-long-does-morphine-stay-blood-urine-hair-sweat/
So unless you think the water had morphine in it, Halladay was likely "literally high as a kite".
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Super Mario
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I’m curious what kind of effect the water may have played in the blood test. I’ve read he was found 6-10 feet underwater. I have to imagine his body was busted up pretty good and he was cut open all over the place.
I wonder in situations like this if the water could dilute the blood stream causing for an inaccurate test?
I wonder in situations like this if the water could dilute the blood stream causing for an inaccurate test?
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Super Mario
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At the end of the day most of you are making excuses for him because he was a likable baseball player who’s going to make the HOF.
Truth is, he messed up and decided to fly his plane while intoxicated.
The only positive thing that came out of this is he didn’t crash into a boat or kill someone else.
Truth is, he messed up and decided to fly his plane while intoxicated.
The only positive thing that came out of this is he didn’t crash into a boat or kill someone else.
psj
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When was the autopsy done? Was it done a couple of days after he died? If it was a couple days after he died, could that be why only trace amounts were found? Would the body still process them after death? Idk any of those answers. All drugs will still be found in the body, after the high is gone, doesn't mean he was high at the time. But then, if that assortment of drugs were found in his body, he was probably not a casual/recreational user. Just sad no matter what, sad not just cuz he was Roy Hallada, but a person
bongo870
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Ok guys. The man has passed and let him go. he was a great guy. Lets all learn from his mistake and get on with our lives. The last perfect person to walk this world they crucified. No one is perfect and WE ALL screw up and do stupid things. so lets all just learn and grow and move on.
RagingAcid
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Was probably prescription painkillers. Dude retired due to injury and he's an old man. I highly doubt he was abusing them. Question of weather or not he was taking too much to opperate a plane is the real question.
Austin
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The coroner does not determine if he was impaired, only what drugs were in his system. Impairment will be determined by the ongoing NTSA investigation.
But three veteran expert pathologists say Halladay was likely impaired by drugs when he crashed:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/2018/01/20/roy-halladay-plane-crash/1050708001/
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