make-up is enough to make me question what actually broke down in the Gatorade bottles to produce the traces of methanol. A Certificate of Alcohol/Drug Analysis dated June 13, 2000, from the Medical College of Virginia Hospital of Virginia Commonwealth University signed by a Carl H. Wolf, II, M. S., actually states that on the bottle of Phosphagen Creatine (the bottle Diane took to the hospital upon the request of the doctor) "Contents were not tested for methanol, due to the fact that the contents were in powder form and thus could not contain methanol". Another Certificate of Analysis was issued by the Division of Forensic Science, dated July 29, 2002, AFTER her conviction, on the same bottle of Phosphagen Creatine. The results: "methanol not detected"! Another "fact" sheet from the "Methanol Institute" states "A single can of diet soda containing 200 milligrams aspartame, would produce 20 milligrams of methanol in the body". So, if a person drank an average of 8 to 10 diet drinks daily, the consumption of methanol from aspartame would be 160 to 200 milligrams of methanol "daily"; and if that person ingested other products containing aspartame such as Equal, NutraSweet, Spoonful, low-fat cookies, Jell-O, pudding, ice cream, and numerous others, the milligrams of methanol ingested would be even more! ASPARTAME'S SAFETY IS FLAWED AND FULL OF LIES Wendell W. Whitman, M. Div., N.D. writes: "When ingested, aspartame breaks down into three amino acids as well as methanol, a poisonous alcohol. The continuing digestive process than