Friend in fatal GHB overdose thought she did the right thing by waiting to call medics
1 year, 6 months ago

Friend in fatal GHB overdose thought she did the right thing by waiting to call medics

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A 30-year-old woman who is accused of negligence in the wrongful death of her friend said in court on Tuesday that she misjudged the situation at the time. The Public Prosecution Service called for a conviction and a suspended prison sentence of four months against Sylvia de V., 30, from Heerenveen. According to the Public Prosecution Service, De V. called emergency services too late. According to the Public Prosecution Service, both De V. and the 49-year-old owner of the home can be blamed for the wrongful death because they did not seek medical help in time. The ON also noted that the websites De V. visited stated she had to call 112 in view of Elzinga's condition.

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Two convicted of negligence in fatal GHB overdose will not serve jail time
1 year, 6 months ago

Two convicted of negligence in fatal GHB overdose will not serve jail time

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Two people were convicted on Wednesday of negligence for the wrongful death of Listette Elzinga. The 26-year-old drank from a water bottle containing pure GHB while in the Heerenveen home of Bernard H. on October 15, 2021. The Public Prosecution Service had demanded a suspended prison sentence of four months against H. and De V. H. had met Elzinga and …

Man suspected of negligence in fatal GHB overdose faces suspended prison sentence
1 year, 6 months ago

Man suspected of negligence in fatal GHB overdose faces suspended prison sentence

NL Times  

A 49-year-old Heerenveen man should be convicted of negligence after a woman in his home drank a water bottle containing pure GHB on October 15, 2021, and died as a result. The Public Prosecution Service recommended a four-month suspended prison sentence for Bernard H. in court on Wednesday. The Public Prosecution Service accused H. of wrong-doing and partial responsibility for …

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