Lindsay Lohan's Deadly Oxycontin - Cocaine Mix?

Freckled face beauty, Lindsay Lohan has reportedly turned to the drug Oxycontin for comfort

Oxycontin, which is a legal painkiller, can have same effect as morphine or
heroin but with less risk of fatality.

Oxycontin is very expensive because it is so strictly regulated.

The 20-year-old actress - who recently began attending Alcoholics Anonymous
meetings - has been mixing the potent painkiller with alcohol and cocaine,
according to the National Enquirer magazine.

A source told the publication: "I watched Lindsay Lohan snort cocaine and
pop Oxycontin then wash it all down with vodka!"
The insider, who claims to be a member of Lindsay's entourage and a close
friend, say they are exposing her behavior in order to help the young star.

The source explained: "I've spent many drink and drug-fueled nights with
Lindsay. I'm only coming forward now because I want to save her life."

Lindsay recently rubbished speculation she had dabbled with drugs.

She said: "I don't do drugs. That's something I would never do."

In other news, Al Gore has denied he is going to help Lindsay Lohan salvage her reputation.

Yesterday, PageSix reported that Lindsay Lohan sent an email to friends and lawyers claiming the
former US Vice President had offered to help her clean up her image, but he
has been quick to disassociate himself from the claims.

In a statement released yesterday (07.12.06), a representative for Gore
said: "I can confirm for you that Mr. Gore has only met Ms. Lohan once, very
briefly, at the GQ Men of the Year dinner last week. There were hundreds of
other guests."
Lindsay had claimed in her email: "Al Gore will help me. He came up to me
and said he would be very happy to have a conversation with me."
She also wrote: "Hilary (sic) Clinton, Bill Clinton.... would be willing, if
we just ask. If we just ASK."
But representatives for both Bill and Hilary have refused to comment on the
subject.
Lindsay wanted to call upon the politicians to help her, "release a
politically/morally correct, fully adequate [sic] letter to the press," as a
vehicle for her opinions on, "how our society should be educated for the
better of our country. Our people. Because I have such an impact on our
younger generations, as well as generations older than me. Which we all know
and can obviously see."
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