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Five years after Jackson passed away, his brother Alex was found by his father at his home with a needle nearby, dead from an overdose of heroin, fentanyl and other drugs. He was two days shy of his 25th birthday. https://t.co/d0miYWcjhj https://t.co/CHSg0SQbmW — PolitiTweet.org

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Oct. 2, 2013, was not the day the drug epidemic reached Greenville. But beginning with Jackson Laughinghouse’s death that day, a group of at least 16 people who grew up together would succumb to overdoses of opioids and other drugs over nine years. https://t.co/d0miYWusvr — PolitiTweet.org

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Fran Laughinghouse keeps this 2012 prom photo showing her late son, Alex, far right, and three of his friends, from left, Nixon Floyd, Richardson Sells and Cole Thomason. Cole is the only one still alive. https://t.co/d0miYWcjhj https://t.co/HdmGaZk7md — PolitiTweet.org

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