Matt Capelouto
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wanted to get a little higher and then took another half i don't believe she would have had time to take another one and no maybe she took the other one first um my i doubt that um because i don't think she would have been all these pills they sent them out for laboratory testing they all contain uh very lethal amounts of fentanyl all of them all of them yeah and uh um
wanted to get a little higher and then took another half i don't believe she would have had time to take another one and no maybe she took the other one first um my i doubt that um because i don't think she would have been all these pills they sent them out for laboratory testing they all contain uh very lethal amounts of fentanyl all of them all of them yeah and uh um
wanted to get a little higher and then took another half i don't believe she would have had time to take another one and no maybe she took the other one first um my i doubt that um because i don't think she would have been all these pills they sent them out for laboratory testing they all contain uh very lethal amounts of fentanyl all of them all of them yeah and uh um
You know, the dealer who was eventually arrested denied selling her pills. Then he said, no, I only sold her a couple. And but when they sent the pills out for lesion, yes, he was eventually charged federally. But distribution of fentanyl resulting in death. How long is he in jail for? Well, this is good to touch on. He originally faced 20 years to life in prison. There was a plea deal.
You know, the dealer who was eventually arrested denied selling her pills. Then he said, no, I only sold her a couple. And but when they sent the pills out for lesion, yes, he was eventually charged federally. But distribution of fentanyl resulting in death. How long is he in jail for? Well, this is good to touch on. He originally faced 20 years to life in prison. There was a plea deal.
You know, the dealer who was eventually arrested denied selling her pills. Then he said, no, I only sold her a couple. And but when they sent the pills out for lesion, yes, he was eventually charged federally. But distribution of fentanyl resulting in death. How long is he in jail for? Well, this is good to touch on. He originally faced 20 years to life in prison. There was a plea deal.
And this plea deal was important to me. The plea deal reduced the 20 year to life sentence, which would be mandatory, to up to 20 years to the discretion of the judge. How long did he get? I want to first read you. We'll take one minute. I want to read you as part of the plea deal, what this defendant signed and acknowledged. And he did this.
And this plea deal was important to me. The plea deal reduced the 20 year to life sentence, which would be mandatory, to up to 20 years to the discretion of the judge. How long did he get? I want to first read you. We'll take one minute. I want to read you as part of the plea deal, what this defendant signed and acknowledged. And he did this.
And this plea deal was important to me. The plea deal reduced the 20 year to life sentence, which would be mandatory, to up to 20 years to the discretion of the judge. How long did he get? I want to first read you. We'll take one minute. I want to read you as part of the plea deal, what this defendant signed and acknowledged. And he did this.
The deal was we would remove that 20 year to life sentence. Keep in mind, all the way up until this point, he tried to deny everything. Specifically, on the night of December 22, 2019, Alexandra Capilouto asked Defendant if he could sell her Percocet pills, a prescription painkiller.
The deal was we would remove that 20 year to life sentence. Keep in mind, all the way up until this point, he tried to deny everything. Specifically, on the night of December 22, 2019, Alexandra Capilouto asked Defendant if he could sell her Percocet pills, a prescription painkiller.
The deal was we would remove that 20 year to life sentence. Keep in mind, all the way up until this point, he tried to deny everything. Specifically, on the night of December 22, 2019, Alexandra Capilouto asked Defendant if he could sell her Percocet pills, a prescription painkiller.
defendant agreed to sell alexandra percocet pills defendant drove to alexandra's home in temecula california and sold her what turned out to be approximately 11 counterfeit oxycodone pills that he later described to law enforcement as blue oxys or m30s defendant knew it was illegal for him to sell the pills and that they contained fentanyl or some other federally controlled substance
defendant agreed to sell alexandra percocet pills defendant drove to alexandra's home in temecula california and sold her what turned out to be approximately 11 counterfeit oxycodone pills that he later described to law enforcement as blue oxys or m30s defendant knew it was illegal for him to sell the pills and that they contained fentanyl or some other federally controlled substance
defendant agreed to sell alexandra percocet pills defendant drove to alexandra's home in temecula california and sold her what turned out to be approximately 11 counterfeit oxycodone pills that he later described to law enforcement as blue oxys or m30s defendant knew it was illegal for him to sell the pills and that they contained fentanyl or some other federally controlled substance
Upon going to bed the night of December 22, 2019, Alexandra Capilouto ingested half of one of the pills. The fentanyl entered her system, poisoning her body, and caused her death. This was back in 2019. I don't believe there are too many drug dealers out there that don't know the crap they are selling does or could contain fentanyl. How about there's not one? Yeah. I agree.
Upon going to bed the night of December 22, 2019, Alexandra Capilouto ingested half of one of the pills. The fentanyl entered her system, poisoning her body, and caused her death. This was back in 2019. I don't believe there are too many drug dealers out there that don't know the crap they are selling does or could contain fentanyl. How about there's not one? Yeah. I agree.
Upon going to bed the night of December 22, 2019, Alexandra Capilouto ingested half of one of the pills. The fentanyl entered her system, poisoning her body, and caused her death. This was back in 2019. I don't believe there are too many drug dealers out there that don't know the crap they are selling does or could contain fentanyl. How about there's not one? Yeah. I agree.
But the reason this was important to me, one of the arguments by those senators against Alexandra's law was, well, these drug dealers don't even know what they're selling. I wanted this. I wanted this confession from a 20-year-old drug dealer to be able to shove in their face and say, not in my daughter's case. Don't give me this BS that they don't know what they're selling.
But the reason this was important to me, one of the arguments by those senators against Alexandra's law was, well, these drug dealers don't even know what they're selling. I wanted this. I wanted this confession from a 20-year-old drug dealer to be able to shove in their face and say, not in my daughter's case. Don't give me this BS that they don't know what they're selling.