Ole Miss Students’ Suspected Overdose Deaths Linked to Kratom-like Products, Court Documents Show
Court documents in Oxford, Mississippi, are detailing the hours leading up to the suspected overdose deaths of two Ole Miss students, Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang. Investigations found kratom-like products, specifically SMAX Pseudo-DHM, in their possession, which were reportedly purchased…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, October 1, 2026 —
Court documents filed in Oxford, Mississippi, are shedding light on the circumstances surrounding the suspected overdose deaths of two students from the University of Mississippi, identified as Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang.
The investigations into their deaths have reportedly uncovered kratom-like products in the students’ possession. Specifically, a product labeled SMAX Pseudo-DHM was found. According to the available information, these products were reportedly purchased from retail locations situated in both Oxford and Water Valley.
The exact causes of death for both Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang remain undetermined as authorities await the completion of toxicology results. The details of the hours leading up to the suspected overdose events are being examined through these court documents.
Information regarding the specific dates of the students’ deaths, the names of the stores where the products were purchased, the quantities of substances found, or any other specific findings from the investigations beyond the presence of SMAX Pseudo-DHM was not immediately available or detailed in the provided summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Joyce Peterson, Lydian Coombs (Kennin) on www.foxcarolina.com, see more information here.
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