Hypnotize anyone in three simple steps.

First, go to a drug dealer and get some Burundanga (scopolamine). Second, put it in someone’s drink. Third, enjoy the most obedient slave for a few hours. Now a day, this is a growing praxis being used to rob with out any opposition.

Imagine you are in a nice party in Central America, having the time of your life and a good-looking woman approaches to you. Nice, now you are drinking something together, then you go dancing, then you are giving her you wallet, after that your credit card number and car keys. Next day, like many others, you wake up remembering nothing about last night, except that you don’t have your money, credit cards nor car keys.

What might happened in that case is that that pretty lady slipped some scopolamine on your drink, a.k.a. “Burundanga”. And yes, this drug hypnotize people that fast and that easy.

Burundanga can be isolated from a tree called Belladona that can be found in many Central and South American countries. It was discovered in 1881 by a German chemist. Today, this drug is used in both, medical and criminal applications. It s medically used is to avoid nauseas, intestinal cramping and treat other drug addictions. It must be prescribed.

Criminals, on the other hand, can use it for as much as there imagination suggests. If this drug is ingested, hits in less than one hour and the drunk-looking victim will loose any voluntary control of its action and him or her will obey the orders of people around but with not much motor skill. The drug can also be provided by skin contact, but unlike the urban myth says, the effects are too slow and too soft for the criminal’s purpose.

Anyway, it is a hard-to-find drug, and its use is really uncommon, specially outside Colombia, so don’t be to suspicious of every pretty woman that comes to you, it might be just you.