An important message from the teenage son of a meth cook
October 14, 2009 by Meth Lab Homes · 7 Comments
Hi, my name is Justin. I am 14 yrs old, and my dad was a meth manufacturer. He did time in prison for it a few yrs back and it nearly broke my heart. I finally got back together with him and Read more
John Osborn denies meth lab burned his baby during jail house interview
September 14, 2009 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
During his jail house interview, John Osborn denied that Johna, his one-year-old daughter, was burned as the result of a meth lab explosion on August 23. Although, he admits to doing meth in the late 80s, he says he doesn’t do it now.
On the day that Johna got burned, he tells the interviewer, he was Read more
Bay County Fl Sheriff Mckeithen is furious over baby burned in explosion
August 31, 2009 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
Bay County, FLA Sheriff Frank Mckeithen is furious over a meth lab explosion, earlier this week, that resulted in life threatening burns to a Johna Osborn, a one-year-old baby girl, whose playpen caught fire during a meth lab explosion. At a press conference soon after the explosion, Mckeithen let his anger and his words fly, stressing that he is tired of being politically correct when it comes to saving someone’s life.
*Sheriff McKeithen did this news conference shortly before John Osborn, the baby’s 34 year-old father was arrested and taken in to custody.
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Bay County Florida: Baby in critical condition after meth lab explodes
Bay County Florida: Baby in critical condition after meth lab explodes
August 26, 2009 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
A one year old girl is in critical condition, after a meth lab in her parents’ home exploded in Bay County, Florida, on Sunday. One-year-old, Johna Osborn, received 2nd degree burns on 41% of her body, which will likely scar her for life – if she survives. Another baby, who was also in the home, was unhurt.
The Bay County Sheriff’s office says that when they arrived at the home, the girl’s mother explained that the girl got burned when she tripped while carrying the hot grease that started the fire. An investigation of the incident however, revealed that the fire was actually caused by a meth lab explosion, in the family’s home on Mylisa Road in Southport.Investigators believe that the girl’s father, Johnny Osborn was cooking meth when the explosion occurred. Despite his young daughter’s serious burn injuries, Osborn fled, when neighbors wouldn’t comply with his requests not to call 911.
On Tuesday, Osborn went to a local business and asked for medical help for the burns he received on his arms and hands. Employees then called the Lynn Haven Police Department to report a “suspicious” incident. When the Lynn Haven police arrived, they realized they had found the man who was “most wanted” by Sheriff Frank Mckeithen of Bay County. News reports say that then Mckeithen personally arrived to arrest arrest Osborn, before taking him to the hospital to be treated for his burns. Osborn, reports say, was already wanted on warrants out of Georgia. Reports about Sheriff Mckeithen’s reaction to the explosion, said that he was visibly angered and emotional about the incident. In fact, he was so upset with Osborn that he would not refused to acknowledge him as the father, instead choosing to describe him only as the “man that born her”.
Osborn and Wega had only been living in the neighborhood for a month, according to neighbors, who were upset and surprised about the explosion. They described the couple as quiet people, who kept to themselves, and as people who appeared to be good parents. One neighbor said he liked the couple. None of the neighbors, realized that they were running a meth lab. After the explosion, neighbors learned that Johnny Osborn was not the kind of neighbor that they thought he was. Osborn, they said, asked them not to call police after the explosion, because he was wanted by police in Georgia.
Once Osborn gets released from the hospital, he will be taken to the Bay County Jail, where he will be booked on charges including Aggravated Child Abuse, Manufacture of Methamphetamine Resulting in Injury to a Child, and Possession of a Listed Chemical (Pseudoephedrine).
Tessa Wagy, 23, is being charged with aggravated child abuse.
This is the 5th meth related explosion in Bay County in the last two months.
Source: WMBB “Mother Arrested, Father in Hospital After Meth Lab Explosion that Injured Baby”, 8/25/09,http://www.panhandleparade.com/index.php/mbb/article/mother_arrested_father_in_hospital_after_meth_lab_explosion_that_injured_ba/mbb7718501/
TN Holt family update: Hope fades as meth lab bills pile up
August 20, 2009 by Meth Lab Homes · 2 Comments
Several months have passed, since I was first contacted by Rhonda Holt from Winchester, TN, and my most recent conversation with her was distressing. Read more
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AL: Kids find meth lab cooler in the woods and bring it home
July 26, 2009 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
7/23/09 Two boys in Marshall County, Alabama were riding their four wheelers in the woods near their home this week, when they found a cooler containing a portable meth lab.
The mother of one of the boys says her son came home with the cooler and said “mom, I think I found some meth”. Inside the cooler, she says she found lithium batteries and a container that was about the size of a 20 ounce bottle with a crystallized substance in it.
She then told the boys to wash their hands, take a shower, and change their clothes. She then called Read more
Parents of 7 month old baby arrested for running a meth lab
October 6, 2008 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
When someone is addicted to methamphetamine, nothing matters more to them than getting more meth. If you suspect that someone is operating a meth lab, please notify your local police department or Sheriff’s office. Just one anonymous call could save the life of a child.
Merced County California has been busy busting meth labs
September 12, 2008 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
Sheriff Mark Pazin of Merced County, California is keeping busy these days, according to a report by the Merced Sun-Star. They have reported close to 100 meth lab incidents already this year, the latest of which was a bust this week of a super lab located at 17497 Letteau Ave. Police estimate that by the amount of meth waste they witnessed, the lab had been used to produce at least 100 pounds of methamphetamine. With meth labs producing 4 to 6 pounds of waste per pound of meth produced, there was between 400 and 600 pounds of toxic waste found at the site.
Last month, police arrested 35-year-old Jorge Alvarez, after he sold 4 pounds of meth to a drug enforcement agent. Alvarez has Read more
Meth cook hides out in home of South Bend Indiana senior citizen
August 30, 2008 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
High on meth, Kane Edward Hively, 27, of Pierceton, broke in to the home of an elderly woman and told her that he feared for his life. When police arrived at the home of an elderly female Leesburg resident, they found Kane sitting in a rocking chair in her home. Read more
What is your child learning about Meth in school?
May 13, 2008 by Meth Lab Homes · Leave a Comment
Teaching kids about the real world can help them learn in a meaningful way about themselves, others, and the world around them. But, teaching them how to make meth? That doesn’t make sense to me. We don’t throw people off a cliff to warn them that it dangerous, yet schools seem to being doing that to teach children about meth. It doesn’t make sense to me or to Teresa McCutcheon. Here’s what she had to say when Read more


