article_snippet: But the centre where Mr Smith was receiving treatment claims
article_snippet: But before Brodie Smith could propose, the West Australian man died while on a trip to take Ibogaine - a 'miracle' cure for the West Australian man drug addiction, reportedly ice, derived from an African plant that tribes use as a hallucinogen.
article_snippet: This is where Mr Smith started a treatment program that cost $5,300 and would take place over four days.
article_snippet: There are conflicting reports about the circumstances of Mr Smith death.
article_snippet: Ms Spark told Fairfax Media Fairfax Media Mr Smith was administered Mr Smith first dose of the African plant at 8.30pm.
article_snippet: Ms Spark claims Mr Smith was given another dose of Ibogaine at 9am the next day.
article_snippet: More than two hours later Ms Spark claims Mr Smith was told to take two blue-coloured tablets which was meant to be Valium and make Mr Smith drowsy.
article_snippet: Mr Picone claims Mr Smith was battling a methamphetamine addiction and as part of the treatment program Mr Smith had to be clean for at least five days before Mr Smith could start taking ibogaine.
article_snippet: On Ms Spark Facebook page dedicated to Brodie Noel Smith, Ms Spark wrote Ms Spark would 'fight to death for justice' as his family calls for a inquest into his and the use of ibogaine.