Snap was unresponsive to multiple subpoenas it took three subpoenas for the company to respond, the complaint alleges. San Diego authorities told Alexander’s parents that the pills their son took were 100 percent fentanyl. (Photo: Social Media Victims Law Center ) Alexander Neville, 14, died of fentanyl poisoning in June 2021. When his mother, Amy, went to wake him up the next morning for an orthodontist appointment, she found her son laying lifeless on his bedroom floor. and went up to his bedroom to go to sleep. 13 complaint, on June 22, 2021, Alexander went to get a haircut, have lunch and hang out with his friends.
In the Bloomberg article, Marquez-Garrett specifically cited the deaths of Alexander Neville, 14, of San Diego, and Daniel Elijah Figueroa, 20, of Seal Beach, saying both died after buying what they thought were prescription painkillers but turned out to be pure fentanyl.Īccording to the Oct. Snapchat also enables dealers to find nearby minors and young adults, connecting them to drug menus and other information that disappears - erasing all evidence of the crime, according to the suits. The lawsuits allege Snapchat provides drug dealers with a never-ending source of vulnerable customers, purposefully obstructing parental supervision with disappearing messages.
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