The Mist, the Plague and the Madness

The Weston's have a summer barbecue every August for their neighbor's that live on their cul-de-sac. This summer appeared to be no different, until the sky over the city was enveloped in a pea green soupy fog that seem to surround everything it touch causing unusually strange reaction to all. When the Weston's house had been infiltrated by the mist, a bright light stunned everyone and left them in a stupor.
The mist had an effect on the inhibitions of the Weston party, and what happened would be studied by the government for years to come. To make matters even more complicated, one of the guests spiked all the male guest's drinks rendering them unconscious. The events that transpired at the Weston's party were blamed on the doctored drinks. Aat first so they planned to catch the culprit but because of the mist that plan was never initiated and the undrugged females wrongly blamed the drug.
Unfortunately, the mist was to blame and the lewd and lascivious events that unfolded at the Weston's were recorded for posterity on everyone's smart phones. The eight women at the Weston's party would be dogged by the things recorded, and researchers would be shaking their heads for years.