In the United States, four children aged between 10 and 13 were poisoned by their own mother and grandmother. The six family members, including the mother and grandmother, were found dead in the residence.
Now, it is known that toxicology tests revealed in the bodies traces of allergy medications and an opioid-like substance. This opioid-like drug was described as being a "gas station drug," referring to substances sold at gas stations that may have effects similar to opioids.
The case continues to be investigated by American authorities to determine the exact circumstances that led to the death of all family members.
