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{{first pic|Truth drug.jpg|[[Penelope Creighton-Ward|Lady Penelope]] using a truth drug on [[Count]] [[Lugosti]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[ | {{first pic|Truth drug.jpg|[[Penelope Creighton-Ward|Lady Penelope]] using a truth drug on [[Count]] [[Lugosti]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killer... (comic story)|On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killer...]]'')}}A [[gas]]eous '''truth drug''' was employed by [[Penelope Creighton-Ward]] in [[2065]]. | ||
She had a booby-trapped [[handbag]] which could release a waft of truth drug when she discreetly pressed a button. The truth drug would force its target to answer questions truthfully, as well as to lose their balance and fall to the ground, helpless. Although Penelope successfully got a [[confession]] out of [[Count]] [[Lugosti]] regarding the [[assassination]] of the [[610th Kaplan]] of [[Astra]] using her truth drug, [[Parker (Assassination!)|Parker]] remarked that truth drug confessions were not admissible evidence in the eyes of the [[World Court]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killer... (comic story)|On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killer...]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:29, 12 November 2022
A gaseous truth drug was employed by Penelope Creighton-Ward in 2065.
She had a booby-trapped handbag which could release a waft of truth drug when she discreetly pressed a button. The truth drug would force its target to answer questions truthfully, as well as to lose their balance and fall to the ground, helpless. Although Penelope successfully got a confession out of Count Lugosti regarding the assassination of the 610th Kaplan of Astra using her truth drug, Parker remarked that truth drug confessions were not admissible evidence in the eyes of the World Court. (COMIC: On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killer...)
