The former One Direction singer’s toxicology reports revealed that a lethal mix of drugs known as ‘pink cocaine’ was present in Payne’s bloodstream at the time of death, along with benzodiazepine, cocaine and crack.
Former DEA agent Bill Bodner said: “The first ingredient we almost always see in pink or pink cocaine is ketamine – a dissociative drug, something that makes people feel detached from reality. The second ingredient is psychedelics.”
The name “pink cocaine” comes from its bright pink hue – derived from food coloring – which sometimes contains strawberry flavor that can be inhaled or ingested in pill form.
The drug is commonly called ‘tusi’ or ‘tuci’ on the street and is both a stimulant and a sedative.
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