A Pennsylvania coroner believes that a 69-year-old woman who died earlier this month likely came into contact with a deadly substance while cleaning up her son’s drug paraphernalia.
Theresa Plummer, 69, died Nov. 6, just one day after finding her son, Ronald Plummer, unresponsive in the bathroom, WJACTV.com reported.
Plummer became short of breath after cleaning up her son’s overdose and was taken to Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, which is where her son was rushed just a day earlier. He died one day after his mother.
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This is from the NY Post. Click on the link and right under this story is the arrest of the drug dealer teacher from Parkside.
ReplyDeleteOne drug deal responsible for 2 deaths if you are not careful. The white powder you are seeing in these instances could very well be laced with anything. They don't care....just making a buck. I pray this mother lives but she will spend the rest of her life wondering why her son had to die.
ReplyDelete4:14 I pray that you learn to read and comprehend what you read.
ReplyDeleteReading Comprehension: the HEADLINE informs you that the mother died. Why are you praying that she lives??!
ReplyDelete5:40....so sorry for I cost you precious time by reading my mistake....I still have a huge heart for anyone going through what this family went through.
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