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M<>Rg<52><67> TexTs Bringz you:
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Natural Poisons Volume-One Issue-Three
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Morgue Texts are in no way responsible for the effects of this
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file, nor are we promoting the use of poisons. We also would like to
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stress the fact that we have released this only as a stepping stone in the
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vast road of knowledge. This is simply for learning purposes. If you kill some
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sucker, it's on your hands, not mine. But if you do kill somebody drop me some
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mail and tell me about it.
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The Jequirity Bean, also called the rosary pea or crab's eye is a vine
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which grows in tropical areas, including Florida. This plant produces beautiful
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seeds which are popular with the local craftsmen for fashioning necklaces,
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rosaries, and similar objects. Behind this innocuous facade, the jequirity bean
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hides a sinister secret. It contains a very deadly and difficultto detect
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poison.
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The Beautiful, yet deadly seeds of the jequirity bean are about the
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size of a pea, and red and black in color. Their hard coats make them perfect
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for making jewelry, And in Pea Shooters (hehe). Their beauty also makes it
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very unlikely that anyone would question you for owning a few pounds of these
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little jems.
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Beneath the hard coat of the seeds, in the pulp of the seed, is the
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poison called abrin. Abrin is an unusual plant poison, because it is a protein,
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compared to the most other plant poisons, which are alkaloids. This is a very
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important because all the alkaloids can easily be detected and IDENTIFIED.
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Formerly excellent poisons suchs as nicotine (Fer All You Smokers) or aconitine
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are now useless. Proteins, on the other hand can be very difficult to detect in
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the body (kinda like the Needle in the Haystack effect). With all the proteins
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in the body, to pick out the one that doesn't belong there is very difficult,
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especially if it is not in large quantities.
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The bean has more benefits than just the difficulty to detect. The
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symptons come on at least ONE day after eating the bean, and may take as long
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as THREE days to begin!
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This is helpful because it makes it pretty difficult for the mark
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(the victim) to figure out why this is happening to him. There are too "good"
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extremes for time of action of a poison. Which are quick knockdown or time
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delay effect, the longer the better.
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The symptoms of poisoning by the jequirity bean are not that helpful
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in diagnosing the illness. The victim suffers from vomiting, diarrhea, and
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finally DEATH! Symptoms like these are in so many illnesses that they are of
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no help.
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The fatal dose of the bean is anywhere from 10-15 for an adult and less
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as the decreases When preparing the bean to be served you must remeber to make
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shure the bean has the hard covering taken of completely. There are two reasons
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for this. One is that the poison is locked beneath the hard outer coating. The
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second reason is that the intestinal contents, stomach contents and vomit and
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even the victims shit, are closely examined for clues to the victims death. So
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finding hulls of the bean in any of the above mentioned materials would be a
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DEAD giveaway to the cause of the persons death.
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Serving the bean is an artform in itself. I know of no books to
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recommend on the topic. Maybe I will write a text on it someday. But till then
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here are some suggestions. Care must be taken in heating the bean because heat
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kills protien. So it is a good bet that the poison will be destroyed. heres a
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serving suggestion: mushed up and mixed with mashed potatoes.
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Written By:
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