A 14-year-old girl, found lifeless in her own bed by her mother, after consistently using ecstasy while incarcerated in Covid-19 in England, may have had a blockade that forced her to isolate due to national restrictions imposed by the pandemic.
Who says it’s the girl’s mother, who also showed growing anxiety in her testimony after noticing a change in appearance, addiction to social media like Snapchat, and new companies that made her suspect drug use.
Friends of the young woman confirmed that they were aware of her consumption habits, ensuring that they tried several times to talk her out of it.
“Esther was a good friend and good company. We begged her to stop. I never thought that I would overdose. I’m tired of being locked up. Friends.
According to Ron Nutting, an inspector of Humberside police in England, searches of Esther’s room do not confirm that there was a deliberate overdose leading to an overdose.
An autopsy revealed “much higher levels of MDMA (ecstasy) compared to recreational use”, which usually leads to heart, kidney and liver failure.
Medical examiner Marianne Johnson guarantees that drugs were the cause of the young woman’s death and warns other young people who might think ecstasy is a safe drug: “The reality is that it is not a safe drug. This is a dangerous drug. because there is no known level of insurance. It works differently depending on the circumstances.”