Texas man admitted he knew the pills he sold to his coworker were laced. After taking those pills, his coworker died of an overdose
Dylan King, 26, died from an overdose after he took the drugs with his girlfriend, according to affidavit.
Pedro Martinez, 31, was charged with murder in the January death of Dylan King, 26. As of Friday, Martinez is booked inOn Jan. 21, Denton police responded to a call in the 500 block of Inman Street from someone who said her boyfriend had taken something and would not wake up, the affidavit said. The Denton Fire Department arrived on the scene and pronounced the caller’s boyfriend, later identified as King, dead at the scene.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Texas sets execution date for East Texas man accused in shaken baby caseThe art is being installed in Frisco.
Read more »
Texas sets execution date for East Texas man accused in shaken baby caseA Texas court on Monday set an execution date for Robert Roberson, who was sentenced to death in 2003 for killing his 2-year-old daughter but has consistently challenged the conviction on the claim that it was based on questionable science.
Read more »
Texas sets execution date for East Texas man accused in shaken baby caseLawyers for Robert Robertson say the science used to sentence him to death is questionable and that prior health issues could explain the death of his 2-year-old daughter in 2003.
Read more »
Texas sets execution date for East Texas man accused in shaken baby caseLawyers for Robert Robertson say the science used to sentence him to death is questionable and that prior health issues could explain the death of his 2-year-old daughter in 2003.
Read more »
'More than a paycheck': North Texas man brings Pac-Man era arcade games back to lifeThe passion started as a way to save money and has evolved.
Read more »
Group home caretaker gave North Texas man 'handfuls of pills' before his death: policeA North Texas man who died while in the care of the owner of an unlicensed group home told his family he was receiving handfuls of unknown pills twice a day, according to new police documents.
Read more »