While illegal recreational drugs might make you see ghosts, this is the first time I have ever heard of them being connected to their sale or manufacture.
Sonny Clay Hyatt called 911 dispatch in Caldwell County, North Carolina on Monday when he got lost in a wooded area off of Goat Farm Road. Hyatt informed police at the time that he was out in the woods with two friends investigating local ghost stories about that particular area.
Later, it would be revealed the only ‘horrors’ in the woods were three methamphetamine addicts cooking the drug out in the woods as they were afraid it might blow up if done indoors.
Police tracked Wyatt to his location via his cell phone and upon deciding that there was more to this then a ghost hunt, decided to check out Wyatt’s apartment on Laurel Ave, where Wyatt had said his two fellow ‘ghost hunters’ had gone after he got separated from them.
Inside, they found evidence of both the equipment and the chemical components used to manufacture methamphetamine.
Eventually they found out that Wyatt, along with Thomas Glenn Imler Jr. and Eric John Schmidt had begun to argue when the ‘cook’ went bad, causing Wyatt to get separated form others and subsequently get lost.
All three men were booked into the Caldwell County Detention Center on fifty-thousand dollars bond on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine and possession of methamphetamine precursor chemicals.
No word yet if any ghosts took part in this crime.
-Thomas Spychalski
(Via WCNC)
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