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Man who threw sex and drug-fuelled raves in psychiatric hospital gets death penalty
dailystar.co.ukMDMA, ketamine and methamphetamine-fuelled raves at the psychiatric hospital he was in has been sentenced to death. Nguyen Xuan Quy, 39, was admitted to the hospital in Hanoi, Vietnam, in 2018.
There, he befriended staff and was afforded privileges other patients were not. By the end of 2020 Quy's room in the facility had been transformed into a soundproofed rave den with strobe lighting, booming speakers and DJ tables. READ MORE: El Chapo's son hosts drug party with assassins and prostitutes despite £4million bountyStaff and patients would party the nights away, consuming copious amounts of illegal drugs and enjoying the company of sex workers that Quy invited along.The combination of friendly staff and soundproofed walls allowed him to get away with it for months.
According to local reports, Quy also became the kingpin of a drugs ring that hospital residents who were struggling with addiction would help him run.
People would arrive at the hospital pretending to be caregivers or patients to score. Quy's drug runners were given one million Vietnamese dong (£36.92) and free drugs to meet customers outside the facility and make a deal.
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