Sophie Stockton, Student, Finds Stash Of Cocaine In Book Bought From Amazon

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First Posted: 27/01/2012 12:42 Updated: 17/02/2012 18:20

A student in the US discovered a three-gram stash of cocaine in a book bought from online retailer Amazon.

Reported by Sky News, the packet of suspicious white powder was found by Sophia Stockton from Kansas, housed in a used textbook on terrorism, costing $30.

The coke was first spotted by Stockton’s brother as the pair sat at a table.

Just a little tiny package falls out with white powder in it,” she said. “And I'm like, 'White powder just fell out of my terrorism book.' And so my brother was like, 'Oh, that's scary’."

Stockton added: “In class we talked about people sending bombs in the mail and I thought of, you know, they send anthrax in the mail too.”

The student handed the package over to police officers who identified it as the popular narcotic.

They went back and they tested it and he came back like 10 minutes later and said, 'You didn't happen to purchase cocaine with your textbook did you?'” she added. “I was like 'No’.''

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A student in the US discovered a three-gram stash of cocaine in a book bought from online retailer Amazon. Reported by Sky News, the packet of suspicious white powder was found by Sophia Stockton ...
A student in the US discovered a three-gram stash of cocaine in a book bought from online retailer Amazon. Reported by Sky News, the packet of suspicious white powder was found by Sophia Stockton ...
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05:23 PM on 01/28/2012
Why the hell does she have to say 'like' in every single sentence? How affected.
10:09 PM on 01/28/2012
It's as irritating as British people ending every sentence with "you know".
08:31 AM on 01/28/2012
Frankie Cocaine will be ordering books from Amazon from now on.
11:48 PM on 01/27/2012
Added value
09:50 PM on 01/27/2012
Dam who can you trust?
07:47 PM on 01/27/2012
are you sure the book wasn't "whose line is it anyway"?,just ordered the last copies from amazon!
07:20 PM on 01/27/2012
the question we should be asking is, Would she of handed it over if she had known what the white powder was ???
08:58 PM on 01/27/2012
No, the question we should be asking is why have you used "of" instead of "have" in your second sentence?
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mfa11e
Tell the truth ,regardless
07:01 PM on 01/27/2012
"As I had purchased the book and needed to read it by tomorrow I also bought a stash of coke to keep me awake officer" Doh !!
09:51 PM on 01/27/2012
Nice thought dude?
06:22 PM on 01/27/2012
"The student handed the package over to police officers who identified it as the popular narcotic." What a great line - a popular narcotic...it's like he's talking about a packet of crisps.
03:12 PM on 01/27/2012
smiler62 said Lucky girl. The thing is the story said also...
The coke was first spotted by Stockton’s brother as the pair sat at a table. So was it a he or she??? O and by the way what were they doing buying a textbook on terrorism, anyhow???
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butterfly123
03:18 PM on 01/27/2012
Public service course teach about terrorism etc.
03:38 PM on 01/27/2012
Often happens to simple minds. Textbook on terrorism does not mean she is learning to BE a terrorist, dummy, she is learning ABOUT it.
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halingei
09:10 AM on 01/28/2012
Like any self respecting citizen of the U. S of A., should do!
02:39 PM on 01/27/2012
Talk about not being able of get your nose out of a good book.

I wonder if the book deal was so good that it was nothing to be sniffed at.