Amy Robach

government has been warning about it for years.

I'm telling you, the guy was a spy.

All right, we continue here on Amy and TJ Robes.

I have never heard of a drug called Devil's Breath, but some people might know its official name.

Please help me.

How do you... Yeah, it's scopalamine.

This stuff is scary.

This stuff is to think that someone outside of a doctor might give you this, somebody who doesn't actually know what they're doing and have a degree.

This stuff is scary and dangerous, and they are giving it to unsuspecting tourists to incapacitate them and rob them.

For years, this has been up on the U.S.

Embassy in Columbia site.

The headline, Security Alert for U.S.

Citizens, U.S.

Embassy in Bogota, Increase in Crimes Involving Use of Sedatives.

That's the headline.

They have put this alert out and it's been there for years.

This is what it says about Devil's Breath.

The U.S.

Embassy informs U.S.

citizens that in the last year, the embassy has seen an increase in reports of incidents involving the use of sedatives to drug and rob individuals.