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all through the night, i get messages. active till liam, active till 5am. and people arejust serving all the time. it is literally everywhere you go. both beth and jay are in their 20s and have been using ketamine for quite a few years after first trying it as teenagers. yeah, the first time i ever had a line of ketamine was at a free party. yeah, same. a little shindig happening out in a barn somewhere. i was 14 years old and somebody had some in the classroom and i had a little bit in the back of the classroom — that was the first time i had it. and then from then, it was in the party — party scene from about the age of 17. so, yeah... can you remember what it was like the first time you tried it? not really, no. no, i was out of this world. i remember being in a house once and i had some k and i completely forgot who i was and who i was with and it was really scary. but then, you get used to that feeling and you sort of break a barrier almost and it becomes not scary any more and it becomes quite a therapeutic drug.
jennifer lopez for rusted and there's a shooting in a club in from jay, that's when it ended up serving ten years in jail for that you can go to 2015 and he was arrested for allegedly swinging and calvo an assistant ucla football coach and you can go to 17 that shelf accused him of forcing people in the regularly make students are he and his gospel they were acts taking place around them. so i do not know and look everybody is innocent until proven guilty. but you know there's a lot of smoke surrounding him and then you have the allegations from his ex-girlfriend essentially accusing them of running shorts jeffrey epstein type of rig so i don't know it will see obviously this going to enfold you much what sean diddy combs we did he do on fox nation .com coming up about dog and cat lovers this enough, you printer or a friend before anything in life, you're not alone none of us are
so we can see that the use is higher during weekends — on fridays, saturdays and sundays — which probably points to the use of ketamine in recreational settings. try them both, mate. it's now later in the night and we're back with chronic ket users beth and jay. what is the physical impact for you now of taking ketamine? i can't walk down the street. i can't walk 50m without either needing to sit down or needing to run to the toilet. when i first went to the doctors in urology, they had no idea. they said, "we don't know what's going on. "all we can tell you is that your bladder has shrunk." you could see on the camera screen ketamine floating amongst my urine. it did also cause a big growth, where they had to burn that away immediately. when it's sort of at its peak as well, i can't engage in any conversation.
jennifer lopez for rusted and there's a shooting in a club in from jay, that's when it ended up serving ten years in jail for that you can go to 2015 and he was arrested for allegedly swinging and calvo an assistant ucla football coach and you can go to 17 that shelf accused him of forcing people in the regularly make students are he and his gospel they were acts taking place around them. so i do not know and look everybody is innocent until proven guilty. but you know there's a lot of smoke surrounding him and then you have the allegations from his ex-girlfriend essentially accusing them of running shorts jeffrey epstein type of rig so i don't know it will see obviously this going to enfold you much what sean diddy combs we did he do on fox nation .com coming up about dog and cat lovers this enough, you printer or a friend before anything in life, you're not alone none of us are
we always get the questions, if we are sure it's non—medical use of ketamine or if it's ketamine as a medicine. wastewater allows us to have data on a daily basis, so we can see that the use is higher during weekends — on fridays, saturdays and sundays — which probably try them both, mate... it's now later in the night and we're back with chronic ket users beth and jay. what is the physical impact for you now of taking ketamine? i can't walk down the street. i can't walk 50m without either needing to sit down or needing to run to the toilet. when i first went to the doctors in urology, they had no idea. they said, "we don't know what's going on. "all we can tell you is that your bladder has shrunk." you could see on the camera screen ketamine floating amongst my urine. it did also cause a big growth, where they had to burn that away immediately. when it's sort of at its peak as well, i can't engage
open about it. in a statement, the uk government told us it's committed to offering support in tackling the supply of illegal drugs. it also says there are currently no plans to change the law, but drug control and harms from ketamine are under constant review. social media platforms say they do everything they can to prevent the sale of drugs. so, this is rian's room? yeah, yeah. rian's mum clare recently met with a government representative to discuss her petition to get ketamine reclassified from a b to an a. i won't stop until it's reclassified. i've got to keep going. if i can helpjust one person, rian's death wasn't in vain, you know? it's not just an addiction... since filming, beth and jay have been trying to get off ketamine and hope sharing their stories might help others. i hope people wake up
reached out to jay and tanya's families. the families received handwritten notes and cards from a person claiming to have been involved in the murder of jay and tanya, taunting the families, and these were letters that were postmarked from various cities, from new york to l.a. to seattle. one of the letters reads, "dear mr. cook, as someone who instinctively hates all canadians, i couldn't pass up the opportunity to kill jay and tanya." they go on to say, "i'll do it again if another opportunity presents itself." narrator: if this was the killer, detectives were at a loss as to why he'd risk exposure just to torment the families, especially since it didn't appear the killer even knew the victims. van cuylenborg: they were very disturbing, of course. they were written in a manner to be to be unsettling, which they were because we were all uncertain,
and it becomes quite a therapeutic drug. and you can then become fully functional on it and then, you can find yourself going to work on it. it's become a way for beth and jay to cope with things that have happened in their lives, and they're using every day. it's just that little bit of escapism and that reality. unfortunately, i have had a few things that have gone on in my life that have led me to make these decisions. post—traumatic stress disorder. i do suffer mental health as well. and so, that's kind of been my turn—to. it starts off with you're at a party, you're having a bit of fun and then, it starts to become something that masks how you're really feeling and that's — that's what i've turned to. but i love that escapism. i absolutely love the feeling of when i have it. i feel great. i feel normal — i feel me. with a justin bieber haircut. i used to have to straighten his hair for him before he went to school. so, rian, when he was growing up, was very cheeky,
it runs through snapchat as well, facebook messenger. from the minute you wake up, all through the night, i get messages. active till liam, active till 5am. and people arejust serving all the time. it is literally everywhere you go. both beth and jay are in their 20s and have been using ketamine for quite a few years after first trying it as teenagers. yeah, the first time i ever had a line of ketamine was at a free party. yeah, same. a little shindig happening out in a barn somewhere. i was 14 years old and somebody had some in the classroom and i had a little bit in the back of the classroom — that was the first time i had it. and then from then, it was in the party — party scene from about the age of 17. so, yeah... can you remember what it was like the first time you tried it? not really, no. no, i was out of this world. i remember being in a house once and i had some k and i completely forgot who i was and who i was with and it was really scary. but then, you get used to that feeling and you sort of break a barrier almost and it becomes not scary any more