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Am i missing something, I have a few questions about this
1/  Was the house were the people were found there own house, how many other people were there
2/  Did the sick couple phone for help
3/ If they were found by someone else. who and did they suffer from the same "sickness"
4/ Are the people known drug takers

Who else but a drug user or child would pick up a used syringe and push the contents out.
Also worth reading this

Onset

Novichok is reported to be 5–8 times more lethal than VX nerve agent and effects are rapid, usually within 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
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The whole story is just too strange, but strange things do happen

Well let's take a peek into the fluid world of Journalism!

1/  Was the house where the people were found their own house, how many other people were there?

It was initially implied that this couple live in a homeless shelter. Yet, The MailOnline states that Ms. Sturgess
returned to her flat and spent the Friday evening in her flat in Salisbury, possibly with Mr. Rowley. 
'...The John Baker House homeless shelter at at 16 Rollestone Street in Salisbury where Ms Sturgess lives
has been cordoned off by police after the poisoning...'

'....Police locked down the building along with a public rubbish bin in the corner of Rollestone Street just yards
away that was known to be frequented by the couple...

Ms. Sturgess then travels to her boyfriend's abode at a newly-built Housing Association facility in Muggleton
Road, Amesbury. This was on Saturday.

At 11 o'clock on Saturday morning, the couple visit a Baptist Church. Ms. Sturgess feels unwell and returns
to Mr. Rowley's home. (In reality, the Mail doesn't use Mr. Rowley's name and just use the expression 'boyfriend')

Not long after arriving at the Muggleton Road house (Amesbury), an ambulance is called by an unsaid person.

Saturday Afternoon, Mr. Rowley visits a 'Boots' Chemists shop before returning home to pick up clothing for
Ms. Sturgess in hospital. The Chemists is in Amesbury.

Saturday evening, Paramedics are called to the Muggleton Road home and Mr. Rowley is take to hospital in a
serious condition.

2/ Did the sick couple phone for help?

Unknown, but it's reported:
'..Sam Hobson, who called an ambulance for his friend, described the sudden decline of Mr Rowley.



'...He started sweating. His T-shirt was soaking wet. He got up and started rocking against the wall,' Mr Hobson recalled.
'His eyes were wide open and red, his pupils were like pinpricks. He began gabbling incoherently and I could tell he was
hallucinating. He was making weird noises and acting like a zombie. I phoned an ambulance.
'At first they thought it was drugs but they know now it isn't.'...'

3/ If they were found by someone else. who and did they suffer from the same "sickness"?

Presumably this dishevelled man found Mr. Rowley and we're left with the assumption that Rowley
called for an ambulance earlier for Ms. Sturgess.

To date, Hobson seems fine.

4/ Are the people known drug takers?

'...On Monday, knowing the couple were drug users, police issue an urgent warning to drug users with a detective
saying the couple may have taken a contaminated batch of drugs...'
'...Mr Rowley is a registered heroin addict...'
.............................

So from the Friday's relaxing in the Salisbury park and possibly finding a discarded syringe of Novichok, up to Saturday
afternoon's attack of Ms. Sturgess and the later attack of Mr. Rowley, the deadly poison took it's time.


...And remember, the MSM assured us that Novichok has to be mixed to be effective.
Two syringes?!!