Drug Induced Homicide - part 2 - Finding Purpose

[@milena7043]

Thanks Mr. Glen, I hope you never stop sharing all of the life changing stories. God bless you.

[@TexasPictures]

Thank you.

[@jackiewilliams7876]

God, Bless Mr. Glen And Texas Pictures For Sharing These Stories And. The Families of their Love Ones💕

[@ChristinaPena1101]

To many are getting away with it! Thank you for all you do for our babies

[@SabrinaTheMiddleAgeWitch]

Condolences, we lost my son in law who was very much like our own child. He was my grandson's father and my son's best friend ❤. The guy that sold him the drugs were not charged because his girlfriend destroyed his phone and staged his death scene. Thank God my grandson has a stepfather that truly loves him as his own and has made the looks of the father a little easier. Karma still paid the dealer a visit after he gave four young adults lines of cocaine that were in reality fentanyl killing two of them. He received 15 years in prison.

[@stephaniec5215]

Please be careful with witchcraft. It can bring much destruction to everyone in your life. ❤

[@Mphscat]

Homicides indeed. She is spot on in her thoughts. Not overdoses it's poison indeed. Your going to make a difference Terry regarding the way these tragedies are treated. America does need to investigate these deaths on a national level united. More must be done. Texas Pictures is doing the job of what mainstream media is silent on which makes me wonder why???

[@staceyloeffler6795]

So proud of you mom, for speaking out and telling the story of your beautiful daughter. She would be SO proud of you. But this eas your daughter's path, and she would have found the drugs from someone else. Its a dangerous world out there, and her path was to bring this subject to national awareness. She succeded! Her death will save many others from taking that first pill. I am one of those that she, and you, have saved! She is back "home", and remains connected to your family. You cant really die. You just get to go home a little early. Thank you for your courage! - another one saved.

[@stephaniec5215]

What a beautiful thought that her daughter is so proud of her mom. ❤ May this mama feel and know that. RIP Sydney

[@staceyloeffler6795]

Mom. That chair is NOT empty. My mother passed s few uears ago, and we still pull up a chair for her during family gatherings. Once I actually saw her sitting there for just a brief moment. She will send you signs, hummingbirds and butterflies, songs and sunsets, feathers and pennies.

[@TheSunshineplace10]

For sure#white butterflies

[@druginducedhomicidefoundat4482]

Thank you Texas Pictures! Tuning in

[@tracyt.2534]

We need help in Alabama. It’s almost been 5 months and we know who did it to my brother

[@tracyt.2534]

This b!tch left a note saying she tried to wake my brother up!! But he wouldn’t wake up!! She didn’t try hard enough or call 911!!!! 😢💔🤬 she took his shoes and left him naked and took the drugs

[@RhondaMaher-ge8fs]

Contact your local DEA.

[@TheQuietOne888]

Yes Mom absolutely and it angers me too that these hospitals try to prevent patients and parents from getting their medical records and ambulatory records.

[@blondie930]

Thank you so much Texas Pictures for giving Ter a platform to speak our truth.

[@robertashaffer3950]

My sincerest condolences to you and your family. Sydney was indeed a beautiful girl. May your commitment and hard work continue to bring justice to those who are selling illicit drugs, causing death or sickness. God bless you 🙏

[@druginducedhomicidefoundat4482]

Thank you

[@edwardbarile8926]

Every child is a VICTIM because they are being attacked by drug dealers. NEVER should anyone blame a kid for addiction or dying from this poisonous assault on our country's future - our precious children.

[@darcywesterlund1279]

Is there anything to investigate when there isn't a phone? My son Alex was left outside of a Seattle emergency room with no phone, and no wallet or identification. What hurts more is the tox lab found no Narcan in his system. We talked weekly and he knew the danger. He witnessed friends take what they hoped was meth or coke turn blue. They all carried Narcan because it happened so often. To know that no one even attempted to save his life is hard to grasp, I believe Alex was murdered but all the evidence is in his phone. His family and I are from Minneapolis.

[@EVIESECOND]

💔🙏🏽

[@Pink_143_6]

You need to be a party in either a civil or criminal court case in order to obtain cell phone records by subpoena. The subpoena is issued to the cell phone company or wireless carrier. I would reach out to your district attorneys office and discuss what happened to your son. I’m so very sorry for your loss. Truly 🙏🏼♥️

[@Pink_143_6]

Also, was your sons texts/ emails via cellphone synced with any other devices such as a computer or iPad?

[@darcywesterlund1279]

@@Pink_143_6 All I have is his cell phone number. I don't even know which carrier he was with.

[@jamazing8487]

@@darcywesterlund1279 Has anyone at all offered to help with this?! I'm in Washington also. Even searching up his number on Google most of those people finder/truth finders even the free basic information lists the phone carrier. And there are cameras everywhere. Basic word of mouth to figure things out or who people are around. I'm so sorry for your loss

[@manuelamootsy6871]

The 2 that were arrested.....THEY'RE SMILING IN THEIR MUGSHOTS. The one that got probation, do you think she learned her lesson? The one that got 6 years......HE DESERVED 20 YEARS. COPS DO LOOK AT OVERDOSES AS "JUST ANOTHER DEAD JUNKIE"......They don't care ......that's what pisses me off.

[@druginducedhomicidefoundat4482]

So sorry

[@catherinewilson1328]

Very well spoken... its the money. What I heard from different people. It's the mixing some dealers don't know how to mix it. They should be doing more then 6 years. To me its premeditated. They know fentanyl kills. They know this. They dont care because of the money.

[@stephaniec5215]

Can anything be done so parents can hold and/or touch their child when EMS declares dead? That’s the ache we hear on this channel EVERY time: police, EMS tell grieving parents to stay away.

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

If it's a crime so the body is a "crime scene", a proof. So no, nobody should touch the body as long as it has been investigated. You can't contaminate the evidence. You can't have it both ways. If it's a crime, then no, you can't hold the body before it's investigated and the possible evidence taken from it. You can't hold the body of any crime victim before the body is investigated.

[@stephaniec5215]

@ When is the body ‘investigated’? When the EMS have mouth on the victim’s mouth? When 911 instructs the parent to give CPR? When EMS and/or police administer Narcan? When the fire department comes in the room and shakes hands with the police and verifies nothing to see here, leaves? When the EMS zip up the body and transport to county medical examiner? All the personnel are finger printed, DNA tested and excluded from the investigation’ since they touched the body? Or is it when the family begs the police to investigate the crime, and the police state, ‘there’s nothing we can do’. Is that when you can’t hold your child one last time, when the investigation’ never occurred since law enforcement won’t investigate? Is it when a mom begs her state senator to compel the law enforcement to investigate a drug homicide and her pleas are met with silence? How exactly is a mom or dad holding their deceased child one last time contamination?

[@stephaniec5215]

@ Lisa Marie Presley had her son’s body in her home preserved with dry ice for months. You think she never held him?!

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

@@stephaniec5215 his death wasn't declared as homicide. If you want od:s as homicide and a crime the body is evidence. What's so hard in understanding in this?

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

@@stephaniec5215 EMT's don't do mouth to mouth. And the CPR does disturbed the crime scene. And you have been able to touch your loved one when doing it. That all is to try it not to become a homicide. After the person dies everything changes now when od is wanted to become a crime where someone can be convinced. As the person dies in possibly criminal situation the body is a "property" of the investigators until they have done their investigation. That's how it goes if you want to handle these situations as poisoning and crime/homicide. You don't get to touch your loved ones k1lled in any other possible crime either. Not until the investigation of the body is done. You get to after the autopsy and investigation of the body. That's how it works. Like it or not.

[@AnayhiasMimi4619]

Idk you are in Michigan

[@dircia7754]

I can’t help thinking your law enforcement background was why your case went so far. I’m sorry but your child took the drugs of her own free will. You feel it was a mistake but it was her choice.

[@marymiles9922]

Presumptuous and rude. It makes no difference when they perished. I know. 💔😢

[@krissypeters1517]

@@marymiles9922I’m sorry for your loss 🤍……

[@kaymcmahonclay7127]

@dircia7754 She wanted to try ecstasy, not die from something else that she didn't want. The dealers knowingly sold her something that could kill her. They are murderers.