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The accusations she\u2019d leveled at her previous growers should have served as a warning because now she was leveling them at Rachael. Despite all the girl-power talk, the publisher refused to believe that Rachael hadn\u2019t also skimmed. They agreed to part ways. Hashtag stayed with Rachael. With the publisher out of her life, Rachael definitely wanted to do it again. She had, after all, made far more money that year than she ever had before.<\/p>\n

She figured she\u2019d remain in the Burnt Ranch\u2013Hennessy Peak area, but she didn\u2019t want to live on a hill alone again, so she moved out of Portland for good and rented an apartment in Arcata, on the coast in Humboldt County. From Arcata, it was about an hour\u2019s commute to Burnt Ranch, not bad.<\/p>\n

Better than shitting in the woods with bears. To find a new landowner to partner with, she hung out during the day at a honky-tonk dive bar that served as the area\u2019s unofficial community center. The first two people she met she did deals with. She had come to believe in the power of manifestation, and here it was happening to her again, the universe answering her call in the form of two bar regulars: a woman in her fifties named Terry who owned a smallish parcel on the banks of a creek that fed the Trinity River, and a man, also in his fifties, who went by the moniker Rasta John.<\/p>\n

Terry was a charismatic former singer and was herself extremely handy. She could easily have grown weed on her own, but didn\u2019t want to be \u201cmarried to the plant,\u201d or \u201cmarried to the tarp,\u201d didn\u2019t want to commit to the massive amount of physical labor that commercial weed growing required.<\/p>\n

Rasta John, a bald white guy from Atlanta, owned seven acres across a canyon from Rachael\u2019s former hermitage on Hennessy Peak. People had started calling him Rasta John because he\u2019d spent time in a Jamaican prison, for what no one really knew. By spring of 2015, Rachael had hired farmhands to do most of the heavy labor while she oversaw the planting, commuting almost daily from Arcata. One of the hands she\u2019d hired was Hank. Even though Racheal no longer lived on the hill, certain dangers remained.<\/p>\n

Rasta John\u2019s acreage abutted the immense wilderness of Shasta-Trinity National Forest.<\/p>\n

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Copyright \u00a9 2026 by Scott Eden All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means\u2014electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, scanning, or other\u2014except for brief quotations in critical reviews or articles, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Interior design by Meighan Cavanaugh Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Available Upon Request ISBN 978-1-954118-62-1 (hardcover) ISBN 978-1-954118-88-1 (eBook) Printed in the United States First Edition 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1kitap1.com\/en For Leyla 1kitap1.com\/en Almost invariably the inebriation is of the most cheerful kind, causing the person to sing and dance, to eat food with great relish, and to seek aphrodisiac enjoyments.<\/p>\n

In persons of a quarrelsome disposition it occasions, as might be expected, an exasperation of their natural tendency. \u2014W. B. O\u2019Shaughnessy, MD, \u201cOn the preparations of the Indian hemp, or Gunjah\u201d (1838) The need for mystery is greater than the need for an answer. \u2014Ken Kesey, The Paris Review, Issue 130 1kitap1.com\/en A KILLING IN CANNABIS 1kitap1.com\/en CONTENTS 1.<\/p>\n

Persons of Interest 2. Dropping In 3. The Houseguests 4. Call Ben Rice 5. A New Partner 6. The Safe 7. Being Values 8. Blindfold 9. The Casings 10. Alternative Therapies 11. Illuminati 12. The Girlfriend 13. Fresh Frozen 14. Mothers 15. The Compliance Manager 16. Sons of Samoa 17. Forty-Eighth 18. The Footage 19.<\/p>\n

A Warning 20. A Passing 21. The BMW 22. Two Sharks 23. Trap Queen 24. The Lab 25. Revolt 26. The Cloud 27. Summit 28. Driving Off a Cliff 29. Trinity 30. The Autopsy 31. Dabs 32. Forty-Ninth 33. The Reward 34. Fire 35. Harvest 36. The Trimmer 37. Venture Capital 38. A Proposal 39. The Investor 40. A Deal 41. Weed and Thieves 42.<\/p>\n

The Caretaker 43. Betrayal 44. Cannabis Karma 45. The Memorial 46. A New Lease 47. The Gofer 48. Jack Herer 49. The Brit 50. Fiftieth 51. The Pod 52. Hot Hemp 53. The Good Doctor 54. Powder Drugs 55. Salinas 56. The Felton House 57. Strange Trip 58. The Sock Monkeys 59. Monster 60. The Cartel 61. In the Way of Ourselves 62. The Confession Epilogue Legalization in California: A Timeline Author\u2019s Note Notes Acknowledgments About the Author 1kitap1.com\/en T 1.<\/p>\n

Persons of Interest October 1, 2019 here are good trips, and there are bad trips. Some end in feelings of transcendence, others in feelings of madness and doom. Science still doesn\u2019t know why. An entire neurological system, the endocannabinoid system\u2014its name based on the botanical term for a genus of psychotropic plant (Cannabis) first ingested by humans in a time before history\u2014wasn\u2019t discovered until 1988.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.<\/em><\/p>\n

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