| Comment | I reckon that might be when you are most likely to get spiked, when it's in your hand. The spiker will be able to distract you as he slips something into your drink unnoticed. That way he or she also knows who's drink it is, as it's often not just a case of spiking random drinks to make people ill, there is usually further motive there. Obviously you would never expect a thing because you haven't left your drink down anywhere, and next thing you know you wake up and your last memory was dancing away in the club 8 hours ago. Whether or not you got attacked whilst under the influence will likely depend on how attentive your mates were to your condition in the club. If they didn't see you take a rapid turn for the worse you could end up anywhere really. |
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