Posted on 09/30/2022 6:50:54 AM PDT by real saxophonist
Mother charged in 12-year-old girl’s fentanyl death
by: Gabby Easterwood
Sep 29, 2022
GREELEY, Colo. (KDVR) — A mother has been charged in connection to her 12-year-old daughter’s fentanyl-related death.
Mystique Wadena is being charged with child abuse resulting in death and distribution of a controlled substance. The Weld County District Attorney’s Office said Wadena was using and selling fentanyl out of a hotel room with her children present, which led to the 12-year-old girl’s death.
Fentanyl is replacing heroin at the southern US border While she didn’t have custody, Wadena had arranged for her three children to visit her on May 2, the night before 911 was called, investigators learned. During that visit, two of the children took some of her fentanyl pills, ultimately ending one of their lives.
FOX31 legal analyst Christopher Decker said the incident showed an “all too common and tragic story of a child getting their hands on a powerful drug that may not have been dosed properly, and a life has ended.”
Just last week, the parents of a 23-month-old girl were charged with murder after she died and was found with meth and 10 times the amount of fentanyl it takes to kill an adult in her blood. Decker said this is becoming a crisis.
“The frequency is too common. The basis here is, typically, that you are dealing with an immensely powerful drug that is not only manufactured but distributed and dosed in ways that are not consistent,” Decker said.
And with these fentanyl deaths being a recent development, the way these cases are prosecuted is consistent with other drug-related charges of this nature.
“The prosecutorial tools are not new. These are being applied in a new set of cases because these fentanyl cases are something that we didn’t see five and 10 years ago,” Decker said.
There have been discussions on legislative changes to address these types of cases by increasing penalties by naming fentanyl, but those have yet to gain momentum.
What a sweet li’l thang she is… bless her hearrrrrrrt…
my kid knows someone named Charcuterie. sausage and cheeses.
Do you work at a strip club?
Yes, thank you for putting my thoughts into words.
No, but I think she does. 8~)
Hey babe?
Ya’ know what?
I was watching Total Recall and, um there’s this chick with three boobs....
She has “cartel” written all over her in permanent ink.
She will never get raped in prison.
Don’t bet on it. Some people would [hit] a rattlesnake if someone held its mouth.
I will send cookies to the hospital as you succumb to all the diseases she probably has. Chocolate chip or peanut butter?
Barley is an important cereal grain which can be used to make a variety of foodstuffs, including bread, malt, and beer.
The name "barley" is a cognate of the word "barn" (which originally meant "barley-house").
I would think that "Barley" is a fine Christian name - as long as one's surname isn't "Corn."
Regards,
Exactly, Mystique could do it.
You want 3, you want 6?
You want cup size ZZZ?
6 arms holding you?
2 heads?
a nice shade of metallic green?
Tree Nymph, water Nymph, psychedelic magic mushroom Nymph
Vampire (no biting)
Succubus with wings?
Female Wookie (Not for me)
Unshaven French girl (see row above)
And she can change lingerie in a moment's notice. You don't even have to buy it. Show her a picture.
With WHAT??
We read your first lecture, thanks. You judged an individual, not a sociological phenomenon.
Unreal. Thanks for sharing part one (maybe) of this awful story.
If the guy thought he was taking a Percocet or an Oxycodone, or that he was eating Skittles candy, THEN IT WAS NOT A DRUG OVERDOSE! It is then a case of INTENTIONAL POISONING! 300+ are poisoned every day, while Benedict Biden cruelly replaces the dead Americans with ILLEGAL ALIENS!!
Jesus, poor kid didn’t stand a chance.
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