One outlet reports allegations that certain middle-class mothers use cocaine, including claims by individuals identified as Marissa Smith and Selina who reportedly take the drug before school runs. The piece describes these mothers as appearing composed and healthy to other people at school gates, while framing cocaine use as something they have tried to conceal for years. It also includes the assertion that the women consider cocaine preferable to alcohol, presenting their accounts of why they say they use the drug and how they believe they “get away with it.” The article further suggests that there are others with similar behavior, implying a broader pattern among some peer groups. Based on the provided excerpts, the reporting centers on personal claims and concealment rather than presenting verified details such as dates, locations, investigations, or confirmed legal outcomes. No additional corroborating sources are included in the materials provided, so the overall picture rests on the statements and narrative presented by that outlet.