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Ricin bullets, biological rounds – Death by diarrhea

 

Ricin is produced easily and inexpensively, is highly toxic, is stable in aerosolized form, and has no treatment or vaccine. It is extracted from the castor bean by using a specific purification method.

 

 

Source 1: A single castor bean contains a few micrograms of ricin. 5-20 castor beans worth of ricin would be enough to kill a person.

 

Source 2: According to the Merck Index: An Encyclopedia of Chemicals, Drugs, and Biologicals (1997), a dose of ricin weighing only 70 micrograms (size of 1 salt grain) will kill a person.

 

Source 3: Ricin is one of the most poisonous naturally occurring substances known to man. As little as one milligram of ricin can kill an adult.

 

Source 4: 1-2 granules will kill a person

 

 

Ricin is even more toxic than strychnine and cyanides. Ricin also has the ability to accumulate in the body until a lethal dose is reached. Symptoms of ricin poisoning are stomachache, headache, fever, nausea and vomiting, bloody diarrhea, cold sweat, sleepiness, disorientation, shortage of breath, seizures, and death. Ricin if inhaled or even touched can kill in a day or two.

 

A few decades ago, a Soviet assassin, in Western Europe, killed an anti-Communist using an umbrella weapon. Georgi Markov was a Bulgarian journalist who had spoken out against the Bulgarian government. While waiting for a bus near Waterloo Station in London, in 1978, Markov was murdered, stabbed in the leg with a poisoned umbrella. A perforated metallic pellet stuck in his leg was found to contain the deadly ricin toxin.

 

The mottled seeds of castor bean, which are about the size and shape of large pinto beans, contain two powerful poisons, the alkaloid ricinin and the toxalbumin ricin.

 

Common uses include lubricants in oil.

 

 

Guide 1: How to Extract Poison From Castor Beans

 

This guide will teach you how to extract ricin from your chosen bean. Be forewarned, however; these chemicals are highly toxic and have a high chance of killing you if you are not careful.

 

Difficulty: Moderate

 

Instructions:

 

 

· Castor beans

· 10 ounces of water

· 2 tablespoons of lye

· Blender

· Acetone

· Covered Jar

· Hazmat suit with 3M 6800 full face mask with organic vapor filter (VERY IMPORTANT)

· Surgical Gloves

· Coffee Filter

 

 

1. Soak 2-3 ounces of your chosen bean in 10 ounces of water mixed with 2 tablespoons of lye for one hour. You will have to weigh the beans down with something- gravel and rocks from outside should do the trick.

 

2. Remove the beans, let them dry, and remove the hulls from the beans.

 

3.Place the beans in a blender with 8-12 ounces of acetone and grind the beans like you would with coffee beans.

 

4.Pour the mixture into a covered jar and let it stand for about three days.

 

5.Wearing the hazmat suit, gloves and full face mask, pour it into another jar using the coffee filter, removing as much acetone as possible.



 

6.Repeat steps 4-5 to filter it a bit more. What you have left will be nearly-pure ricin.

 

 

Read more: How to Extract Poison From Castor and Precatory Beans | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6013787_extract-poison-castor-precatory-beans.html#ixzz10sUe9G8d

 

 


Date: 2015-12-17; view: 918


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