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After Zach’s death, his parents tried to understand it. Investigators didn’t initially consider his death as a criminal matter. Police didn’t find drugs or paraphernalia in his room. Nothing about his life indicated he had any interest in drugs. https://t.co/bqVKhAgwuo https://t.co/H9LYzgSHUI — PolitiTweet.org

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An alarming number of fentanyl deaths are caused by what officials call “hot” pills — tablets made to look like prescription medicine but instead contain potentially lethal fentanyl. The pills are often purchased on sites like Facebook or Snapchat. https://t.co/bqVKhAgwuo https://t.co/9duRm9oUm3 — PolitiTweet.org

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Over time, Zach’s classmates offered clues. A soccer teammate recalled Zach saying something about taking a Percocet pill. After relaying that information to the local prosecutor’s office, the family was visited by an undercover drug investigator. https://t.co/bqVKhzYV5O https://t.co/bKmbtcanHF — PolitiTweet.org

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