I remember an Australian study into drink spiking found that out of a pool of women who claimed to have been drugged, not a single one actually showed evidence

I remember an Australian study into drink spiking found that out of a pool of women who claimed to have been drugged, not a single one actually showed evidence of drugs other than alcohol. Now the definition of "drink spiking" includes having extra spirits added to a regular drink, or maybe just drinking too much. A true urban legend that makes good headlines in a society prone to moral panic (not to say it never occurs, but the prevalence is grossly, hugely distorted).