Pills found near dead Ole Miss student didn't come from gas station after feds raid store, owner says
21, each discovered near similar packages of synthetic kratom. Authorities said Hamilton "could have died due to a Pulmonary Edema," a conclusion consistent with a drug overdose. First responders who arrived at Strang's residence near campus found him "cold to the touch," according to dispatch audio.A narcotics agent wrote in an affidavit that the pills found near both students were Smax Pseudo-DHM, and listed pseudoindoxyl and MGM-15(DHM) among the ingredients found on the pack near Hamilton.
- ▪21, each discovered near similar packages of synthetic kratom.
- ▪Authorities said Hamilton "could have died due to a Pulmonary Edema," a conclusion consistent with a drug overdose.
- ▪First responders who arrived at Strang's residence near campus found him "cold to the touch," according to dispatch audio.A narcotics agent wrote in an affidavit that the pills found near both students were Smax Pseudo-DHM, and listed pseud
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Mississippi Pills found near dead Ole Miss student didn't come from gas station after feds raid store, owner says Ibrahim Aydah said federal agents seized all kratom products from Express Mart #7 in Water Valley, Mississippi By Adam Sabes Fox News Published October 2, 2026 6:00am EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Gas station owner denies selling pills found near Ole Miss student's body Gas station owner Ibrahim Aydah denies "Smax" pills found near Ole Miss student Robert Strang's body came from his store, days after a DEA raid seized his kratom stock.
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