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"I've heard 'I was manipulated', I've heard 'I drank a glass of water, I was drugged'. But at what point did they not realise?"

The last time the 47-year-old drank tap water at home was when she was in high school.

“On the one hand, I feel vindicated,” the young reporter — just 33 — told me as we drank coffee, the strap on his digital watch half torn.

“I drank it because you don’t ask your troops to do anything you wouldn’t do.”

Jessie, who lives in Cardiff, said she drank socially from a young age, but it's when she started working in hospitality she noticed her drinking habits changing, going out after shifts finished.