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Two University of Mississippi Students Found Dead Amid Drug Investigation

Two students from the University of Mississippi were found dead, prompting an investigation by Lafayette County Metro Narcotics. Packaged kratom was recovered at both locations, but authorities have not confirmed any connection between the deaths or the substance.

<p>Two University of Mississippi students have been found dead amid a drug-related investigation, officials confirmed. Lafayette County Metro Narcotics stated in a news release that law enforcement is investigating the deaths of two college-aged individuals found at separate locations. Authorities have not confirmed whether the deaths are connected, but packaged kratom sold from a retail store was recovered in both investigations.</p><p>The agency noted, "We do not have confirmed information indicating that kratom or any other substance was a contributing factor in either death." In a statement, the University of Mississippi confirmed that both deceased individuals were students. A campus spokesman stated, "The University is heartbroken by the recent loss of two students and extends our condolences to their families, friends and loved ones during this difficult time."</p><p>This is a developing story.</p>

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Two Ole Miss students found dead as packaged kratom is recovered at both sites: officials

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Two University of Mississippi Students Found Dead Amid Drug Investigation