Rise of the ‘Rhino Ket’ Rapists: How predators are using a deadly new £10 ketamine strain to attack women, as middle-class professionals who’ve destroyed their lives tell all to MATTHEW BARBOUR
The article reports concerns about an allegedly potent, low-cost form of ketamine dubbed “Rhino Ket”, claiming it is being used by predators to incapacitate and assault women. It frames the issue as both a safeguarding risk and a wider warning about the harms of ketamine misuse.
It also features accounts from middle-class professionals said to have experienced severe addiction and personal consequences linked to ketamine use. However, the supplied text contains no supporting evidence, case details, official data or medical analysis to substantiate the specific claims about this substance or its use in assaults.
- Article warns of alleged risks from a cheap ketamine strain
- Claims link the drug to assaults and addiction
- Supplied text lacks evidence and official context