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For Roy and Neva Gordon, 10 August 1937 was a bad day. Six days earlier, they had been in a three-car pile-up in Marion county, Indiana. Now they were in court. Neva faced charges of being drunk, Roy of drunk driving. The couple had picked the wrong time
A mind-altering substance used in shamanistic rituals may hold clues to dreaming and a natural way of alleviating depression but could also trigger schizophrenic hallucinations