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12-04-2011, 06:56 PM
Math professor, 74, accused of running meth lab with son - The Boston Globe (http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2011/12/04/math_professor_74_accused_of_running_meth_lab_with _son/)
A college professor who has taught mathematics for more than two decades at two Boston universities will be arraigned later this month on the same drug charges her 29-year-old son recently faced for running a methamphetamine lab out of their Somerville home, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s office.
Irina Kristy, 74, who lives on Oxford Street - about 500 feet from City Hall and an elementary school - will face charges of “distribution of meth, conspiracy to violate the drug law, and drug violation in a school zone,’’ on Dec. 21 in Somerville District Court, said Middlesex District Attorney office spokeswoman Cara O’Brien..
As outlandish as the show is the facts appear to be that it does take a certain amount of science know-how to make good meth. I'm surprised something like this hasn't happened sooner.
I'd also be interested to know how they sold the stuff, and what the motive might have been. Nothings come out yet, but she appeared to be decently well off as a professor at two schools. Don't know anything about the son yet, but I imagine this is going to be interesting to watch :Popcorn
A college professor who has taught mathematics for more than two decades at two Boston universities will be arraigned later this month on the same drug charges her 29-year-old son recently faced for running a methamphetamine lab out of their Somerville home, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s office.
Irina Kristy, 74, who lives on Oxford Street - about 500 feet from City Hall and an elementary school - will face charges of “distribution of meth, conspiracy to violate the drug law, and drug violation in a school zone,’’ on Dec. 21 in Somerville District Court, said Middlesex District Attorney office spokeswoman Cara O’Brien..
As outlandish as the show is the facts appear to be that it does take a certain amount of science know-how to make good meth. I'm surprised something like this hasn't happened sooner.
I'd also be interested to know how they sold the stuff, and what the motive might have been. Nothings come out yet, but she appeared to be decently well off as a professor at two schools. Don't know anything about the son yet, but I imagine this is going to be interesting to watch :Popcorn