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One Ole Miss student identified as death investigation continues
Authorities said packaged kratom was found at both scenes as autopsies and toxicology tests continue in the separate death investigations.
- On Monday, two Ole Miss students died in separate incidents, identified by The Daily Mississippian as 18-year-old Aidan Hamilton of Englewood, Colo., and 20-year-old Robert Strang of Atlanta.
- Lafayette County Metro Narcotics reported Tuesday that store-bought kratom was found at each location where the students were discovered. Investigators are working to determine if the herbal substance contributed to the deaths.
- Hamilton was found unresponsive on campus and died following CPR attempts, while Strang was located off-campus. Toxicology reports remain pending, and whether other substances were involved remains under investigation.
- Kratom remains legal at the federal level, though federal authorities have issued warnings about its risks. The herbal extract acts as a stimulant at low doses and a sedative at high doses.
- Tom Regan of Channel 2 Action News confirmed the identities of the students involved as the investigation continues in Oxford. Strang's family expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support received.
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Ole Miss students identified in death investigation
OXFORD, Miss. (WCBI) – The University of Mississippi students found dead this week have been identified. In a statement sent to CBS affiliate WREG, school officials identified the two victims as Aidan Hamilton, a freshman from Englewood, Colorado and Robert Strang, a junior from Atlanta, Georgia The two students were found dead on Monday, September 21 — one was on...
Deaths of University of Mississippi students — including freshman from Colorado — cast spotlight on kratom
The University of Mississippi on Thursday identified the students as Aidan Hamilton, an 18-year-old freshman from Englewood, Colorado, and Robert Strang, a 20-year-old junior from Atlanta.
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