Archive · 24 Jun 2025
Woman Claims 'Devil's Breath' Attack on London Underground
Imagine a person on the subway felt super sleepy after someone sat near them and waved a newspaper.
They thought they might have been given a drug called 'Devil's Breath' to make them forget things.
This person got worried and moved away, then noticed two men who seemed suspicious.
'Devil's Breath' is a strong medicine, like a sleeping aid, that can be misused.
The person who reported this incident wants to warn everyone to be careful on the subway because of this possibility.
A London woman claims she was targeted with a memory-erasing drug on the Underground.
The woman reported feeling drowsy after a woman waved a newspaper near her.
She suspects a robbery attempt, linking the incident to two suspicious men.
The woman identified the substance as 'Devil's Breath' or hyoscine/scopolamine.
She warns Londoners of the potential new crime method.
- Who
- Deborah Oscar, a content creator.
- What
- A woman reported a possible drugging incident on the London Underground, possibly involving the use of 'Devil's Breath'.
- When
- The incident occurred on June 17th.
- Where
- The London Underground (Elizabeth Line).
- Why
- The woman believes she was targeted for robbery and wants to warn others about this possible new method.
The Woman's Perspective
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Drugged Experience
The Woman's Perspective
The woman experienced sudden drowsiness and suspected a drugging.
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No opposing viewpoint present in the articles.
- Reported Incident
- Drugging
- Location
- London Underground
- Alleged Drug
- 'Devil's Breath' (hyoscine/scopolamine)
- Complainant
- Deborah Oscar
- Related Suspicion
- Robbery attempt