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#onepillcankill: Urgent warning. Fentanyl's danger. Deadly counterfeit drugs. Overdose awareness. Protect yourself and loved ones. Know the risks. Educate, prevent, and save lives.
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one mistake could be your last 😢 #onepillcankill #fyp
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When criminals aren't held accountable, tragedy follows. A dr0g dealer was caught with f3ntanyl pills but released the same day—no real consequences. A week later, he sold a pill to my daughter, and she died. This is what happens when the justice system fails to enforce strict penalties for serious crimes. When criminals walk free, they continue their deadly actions, putting innocent lives at risk. Without accountability, crime spreads, and more families suffer unbearable losses. To protect communities, we must enforce strong penalties, ensuring dr0g dealers and other offenders face real justice. Lives depend on it. #onepillcankill #sheriff #fypage
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don't wait until it's too late 🕊️ #onepillcankill
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51 years isn't long enough 🕊️ #onepillcankill #fyp
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Alyssa Kittendorff was just 17 years old when her life was stolen by f3ntanyl on October 30, 2021. She wasn’t an addict—she was a vibrant, creative, and deeply compassionate young woman from Downey, California, with dreams and a future. But one pill laced with f3ntanyl ended everything in an instant. Her k1ller? A dr0g dealer who chose profit over human life. He was sentenced to 16 years in federal prison—but that won’t bring Alyssa back. It won’t erase the pain her parents, Eric Kittendorff and Evelyn Williams, endure every day. It won’t bring back the light she brought to her friends, the kindness she showed to strangers, or the laughter she shared so effortlessly. Alyssa wasn’t just another statistic. She was a daughter, a friend, and a bright soul who made everyone around her feel loved and seen. She had an artist’s touch, a keen sense of style, and a heart that gave endlessly. But f3ntanyl took it all. This isn’t just Alyssa’s story—it’s happening everywhere. One pill. One bad decision. And a lifetime of heartbreak for those left behind. We refuse to let her memory fade. Her story is a warning, a call to action, and a reminder that f3ntanyl k1lls indiscriminately. Don’t let another family go through this pain. Share her story. Talk to your loved ones. And never forget Alyssa Kittendorff. #onepillcankill #foryoupage
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Eden was a mom, esthetician, and photographer—funny, witty, and sassy. Raised by her grandparents due to her mother’s addiction, she later struggled with dr0gs herself. Her ex introduced her to a dealer who unknowingly gave her f3ntanyl-laced pills. Hours before her death, she was picking her maid-of-honor dress. After she passed, police erased everything from her phone. Her dealer was later charged but overd0sed before trial, leaving behind a son the same age as Eden’s #onepillcankill #fyp
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I found out from a facebook post 😢 #onepillcankill #foryoupage
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heartbreaking 😢 #OnePillCanKill
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forever 27 🕊️ #onepillcankill #fentanylawareness
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don't gamble with your life 🙏 #onepillcankill #fypシ
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Talk to your kids 🕊️ #OnePillCanKill #fypageシ
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Narcan reverses an overd0se, but it wears off in 30–90 minutes, while f3ntanyl can last much longer. If a person isn’t stabilized in a hospital, the remaining opi0ids can kick back in, causing them to overd0se again. Always get medical help after narcan, and make you are stabilized before leaving the hospital. It’s a lifesaver, not a cure. #OnePillCanKill #narcan
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