of the small traces of methanol that were in the Gatorade bottles. Investigator, "Elizabeth Baker" at the police department in Chesterfield County said she would not release the bottles. What! How can she make that decision? SIGNS OF NAUSEA Back to the Fleming home that Sunday afternoon: Chuck, after tasting the Creatine in the warm Gatorade, decided to put it in the refrigerator until he returned home from his regular games of basketball, outside in the hot sunshine. He drank that first bottle of Gatorade/Creatine, worked in his garage, ate only ice cream for dinner and later brought in FOUR more bottles of Gatorade from the garage for Diane and him to mix for his consumption the next day at work. He, after they finished the task, retired early, saying he was tired. The next morning he felt ill, but went to work, taking with him the bottles of Gatorade/Creatine. Monday Morning: Diane was taking her little girl to school and passed Chuck returning home, she thought, to get his briefcase, he had left in the car. When she arrived back home, he was on the sofa, showing signs of nausea. She immediately asked him if he wanted to go to a doctor and he replied, "It's probably just a flu bug or something; I'll be O K in awhile." After some time, he finally allowed Diane to call a doctor, who called in a prescription. By late afternoon his condition worsened, so finally she convinced him to let her