A mum has decided to share disturbing footage of her "possessed" daughter after her drink was spiked while partying in a club. Photo / Claire Taplin / Facebook
A mum has decided to share disturbing footage of her "possessed" daughter after her drink was spiked while partying in a club. Photo / Claire Taplin / Facebook
A mum has shared disturbing footage of her "possessed" daughter after her drink was spiked while partying in a club.
UK teen Millie Taplin was enjoying her first night out with friends after turning 18 when a man offered her a vodka and lemonade telling her to "try this".
Minutes later she began to feel unwell before collapsing, unable to walk.
She was eventually rushed to hospital where doctors suspected she had been given two dangerous drugs.
Her distraught mum, Claire, explained doctors had found she was given a drug to paralyse her and another to knock her out.
"It's just absolutely horrendous. She looked possessed.
"I was numb. I was looking at her and thought, 'what the hell have they given her', because I've never seen anything like it in my life.
"She was completely frozen, her hands were like claws."
A mum has decided to share disturbing footage of her "possessed" daughter after her drink was spiked while partying in a club. Photo / Claire Taplin / Facebook
Claire explained that her daughter knew what was going on but was completely frozen and couldn't control her body.
Millie told the Mirror: "It was really scary. In my head I was there but in my body I wasn't. I've never felt like that.
"The doctors were really supportive and trying to calm me down. I was in such a state when I arrived. I was so scared.
"I don't ever want to go through that again. It was horrible."
After recovering, Millie said it was the only drink she hadn't purchased all night.
"I had a couple of sips of the drink and went to the smoking area. I came back and felt like I'd drunk too much, and then I went outside to be sick."
Claire added: "She said, 'I've been spiked'. She knew she wasn't feeling drunk, she knew it wasn't right.