Which pill led to Hayden Panettiere's death

Investigators believe actress Hayden Panettiere's death resulted from taking an oxycodone pill that allegedly contained fentanyl. Law enforcement is looking into her connection with a Los Angeles drug dealer who supplied her with black market prescription drugs. Final conclusions depend on toxicology results.

Investigators believe actress Hayden Panettiere's death resulted from taking an oxycodone pill that allegedly contained fentanyl. Several law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation claim Panettiere had a "longtime drug dealer" in Los Angeles who supplied her with black market prescription drugs, including oxycodone. The day before her death, she took several drugs purchased from the dealer during a flight from Los Angeles to South Carolina. On the morning of her death, she took an oxycodone pill that may have contained fentanyl. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Los Angeles is investigating the details of Panettiere's relationship with the drug dealer. The investigation draws parallels to the case of rapper Mac Miller, whose drug dealer was convicted of supplying fentanyl-laced drugs. Final conclusions depend on toxicology results. When first responders arrived, the actress's boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, handed them a bag of her prescription drugs. Before paramedics arrived, he administered naloxone (Narcan), but it did not help. DEA agents in South Carolina and Los Angeles have joined the investigation.

Which pill led to Hayden Panettiere's death