'Breaking Bad' is real, someone's making blue meth in New Mexico
Heisenberg is about to rise up from the grave to make someone say his name, now that there are actual reported indicating that someone in New Mexico is cooking Walter White's signature-blue methamphetamine. The difference, though, is that Heisenberg's meth was blue because of its higher level of purity, coming it at 80 or 90 percent. Agencies in New Mexico are finding blue meth, however, that's been cut with chemicals to make it blue.
Heisenberg is about to rise up from the grave to make someone say his name, now that there are actual reported indicating that someone in New Mexico is cooking Walter White's signature-blue methamphetamine from Breaking Bad. The difference, though, is that Heisenberg's meth was blue because of its higher level of purity, coming it at 80 or 90 percent. Agencies in New Mexico are finding blue meth, however, that's been cut with chemicals to make it blue.
While these meth dealers know a thing or two about marketing, in reality agents say their product isn't very good. Contrary to the show this drug is not the pure stuff.
That's because while it starts out 80-90 percent pure meth, once its shipped from Mexico second-hand dealers cut it with chemicals to make it blue.
"Its truly bad," Abar said, "It's a bad meth that's created a lot of individuals getting sick from utilizing it."
Abar says it's first-time users like teenagers who watch the show and wouldn't know the difference.
"We're concerned that individuals may find it sexy and want to try it and utilize the drug and it's very addictive," he said. [KOB]
If they're not careful, they're all going to wind up taking a trip to Belize. Get it? Like Mike from Breaking Bad? No? I'll see myself out...