We Were Given Drugs on Fort Polk,Louisiana Army Base?
Question by lliptonteaaddict: we were given drugs on fort polk,louisiana army base?
was in fort polk,louisiana early 70’s.i lived on base. while i went to work at the mess hall.when i got off from work.my four year old disabled child was across the street .the neighbors offered me a glass of tea.i was unaware and i didn’t know what mushroom tea was.my son and i was tripping our butts off while the family set there amused.my family member brought my child to these people because one of the adults was a alcoholic and they abused there family.drugs were really bad then.
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