(Boston University; WCBV; ABC News; KLTV; Cladwell County Sheriff’s Department)
While nobody has yet gone ‘full Heisenberg’, Vince Gilligan’s message about the perils of meth production and distribution apparently failed to reach a handful of hard-up educators. William Duncan, a chemistry teacher from Texas, was arrested for selling home-cooked meth within school grounds; in 2011, 74-year-old mathematics professor Irina Kristy was caught running a meth lab from her Boston home; North Carolina teacher’s assistant and meth chef Marc Hodges was arrested earlier this year after suspiciously purchasing 1,000 cases of matches; and Stephen Doran, a Boston teacher with stage 3 cancer, was found dealing meth and arrested in May. But perhaps the most striking case of life imitating art occurred before Breaking Bad was even on television. In 2008, an Alabama man (main photo, above) earned a place on the state’s Most Wanted list thanks to his thriving meth business. Admittedly, he was neither a teacher nor a cancer sufferer. But his name? Walter White.

Beetje zoeken dit soort berichten, had ze eigenlijk wel eerder verwacht.
Maar goed volgens de "breaking bad" special van mythbusters (dacht ik) schijnt meth vrij simpel te maken zijn, op wiet na het makkelijkste.

Walter White is ook niet zo interessant, mr goodie-two shoes. Heisenberg all the way!

fucking vet !!!!!!!!!