Kids found in ‘zombie’ state after munching on mushroom-laced edibles at New Jersey summer camp
Metro Kids found in ‘zombie’ state after munching on mushroom-laced edibles at New Jersey summer camp By Daniel Cody Published July 24, 2026, 10:05 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google More than a dozen children at a New Jersey summer camp chowed down on suspected mushroom-laced chocolate, sending the group into a “zombie”-like state and hospitalizing one, according to a report. The campers, aged between 10-and 13-years-old, consumed the apparent edibles on Thursday at the East Orange YMCA Thursday, creating a concering ordeal for parents and counselors.
- ▪Metro Kids found in ‘zombie’ state after munching on mushroom-laced edibles at New Jersey summer camp By Daniel Cody Published July 24, 2026, 10:05 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google More than a dozen children at a New Jersey summer camp chowed down on suspected mushroom-laced chocolate, sending the group into a “zombie”-like state and hospitalizing one, according to a report.
- ▪The campers, aged between 10-and 13-years-old, consumed the apparent edibles on Thursday at the East Orange YMCA Thursday, creating a concering ordeal for parents and counselors.
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