Hayden Panettiere
Drug seller’s incriminating texts topic to DEA
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Hayden Panettiere and her drug seller had quite a few textual content conversations for years — up till the week of her loss of life — and the DEA is now laser-focused on the thread of incriminating proof… sources inform TMZ.
Sources concerned within the investigation and with direct data inform us… Hayden and his seller have been very particular about buying capsules on the black market. As one supply places it: “There are a large number of messages about medication.” We’re informed the textual content messages are actually on the coronary heart of the investigation.
TMZ broke the story…the DEA believes Hayden died after taking a oxy tablet blended with fentanyl. Our sources say Hayden took varied capsules together with her on the flight from Los Angeles to South Carolina the evening earlier than. deceased. Her boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, gave a bag to the police of Hayden’s remedy, which might reveal different capsules containing the lethal drug.
And as we reported, Hayden’s West Hollywood neighbors say they saw 3 suspicious people have been frequenting Hayden’s unit for years. They came individually, often with a small bag. They saw Hayden open the door, take the bag and the person was leaving.
Neighbors suspected the three people – two women and a man – of being drug traffickers. The man showed up with a bag the week Hayden died.
As for text messages, there have been other cases where such messages helped authorities arrest the drug dealer — notably in the Mac Miller case where the dealer went to prison.
A deadly pill ended Hayden Panettiere’s life.
We are now learning more about this deadly drug and who authorities are investigating in connection with his death. pic.twitter.com/wr1oF7orC3
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Toxicology ends in Hayden’s case will not be out there for not less than a number of weeks.
