Tragic fentanyl death of Angel spurs charges in Kansas case
Angel died at 23 from acute fentanyl intoxication after exchanging $20 for a blue M/30 pill believed to imitate OxyContin. Byrd and Robinson were charged with distribution leading to death. Byrd later pleaded to possession with intent to distribute while agreeing to testify. Mary and Wilson recall Angel’s kindness and impact, amid a broader push by prosecutors to curb fentanyl deaths.