Given the fact that he’s diabetic that makes a lot of sense. I have some friends who are T1D and were fairly heavy drug users in high school. Some of the stuff they did like acid and molly really sent their blood sugar out of whack in addition to being hallucinogenic, which now makes me even more concerned... ugh.
The river is right behind the building he lived in and you can access the water from the grassy area just prior to the bridge. This is not looking good at all. خرائط Google
Possible, though bad reactions tend to be due to dose or someone just not enjoying the effects. LSD makes you sweat and raises heart rate so that could have been a problem on its own. I've been around a few people having bad trips and if you're also under the influence, their behavior can seem a million times more insane and serious. I fear he thought he had just screwed up college for himself and his friend and fled.
I haven't found any research that shows LSD has a direct effect on blood sugar but it would have certainly disoriented him and he may have discarded his pump. By now the effects have long since worn off - my guess is the LSD was a precipitating factor, but he is either hiding out and afraid to contact anyone or he has fallen vicim to misadventure. His last text and the river proximity are super concerning.
I remember years ago when 3 young women went missing in Cleveland (the Ariel Castro kidnappings) where I lived at the time. After a period of time the mother of one of them, Amanda Berry contacted a very famous psychic, who told her that her daughter was" in heaven and on the other side" and that her last words were "goodbye, mom, I love you". Amanda was found alive years later after being held hostage for 10 years. "Psychics" unfortunately prey on the family of the missing.
