Bath Salts

Today, doctors have revealed that MDPV, commonly found in the street drug bath salts, is ten times stronger than cocaine, and causes users to become paranoid, violent and agitated, at times leading to hallucinations. 

All the talk about bath salts in the news during this summer has prompted New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to crack down on the illegal drug, adding it to the banned substance list.

We were all shocked when we found out that the May 26th cannibal attack in Miami, which kicked off this crazy "Zombie Apocalypse," was not caused by bath salts.

Not again! Gwinnett Police of Lilburn, Georgia say a man they were trying to arrest had super-human strength and admitted to being high on bath salts.

So we went out into Times Square to ask the public about their thoughts. We asked people if they've ever tried bath salts, know where to find them, and what they would do in the middle of a zombie attack. 

  Well, at least she didn't eat anyone! A Denver woman was arrested for urinating on a $30 Million piece of art in a museum, and of course the bath salts were to blame. 

Bath salts may be behind the deadly meltdown of a Munnsville, NY mom. Pamela McCarthy, 35, is suspected of beating her 3-year-old son before cops used a stun gun to subdue her, according to reports.

A British woman named Sarah Forsyth, who was recently married, has been found dead after taking the bath salts drug in order to lose weight.