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DEA agents searched Hayden Panettiere’s Los Angeles home on August 25 as part of an ongoing investigation into her fatal drug overdose. The search aimed to find evidence linking the fentanyl-laced oxycodone pill that caused her death to a suspected drug dealer. Agents were looking for various drugs and paraphernalia related to black-market prescription pills, aiming to understand Panettiere’s drug use history better.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-15,
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same event.
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Hayden Panettiere’s Los Angeles home was searched by Drug Enforcement Administration agents looking for evidence that could link the fatal oxycodone pill laced with fentanyl she took to a drug dealer.
uncertain
she → search → dealer
DEA agents executed a search warrant at the late actress’ residence on Aug. 25, looking for evidence related to black market controlled substances, a source told TMZ Tuesday.
asserted
source → execute → TMZ
According to the outlet, investigators were looking for various drugs Panettiere may have been taking and testing them to see if any were laced with fentanyl.
Additionally, agents were looking for drug paraphernalia, from prescription medication to recreational drugs, which could provide investigators with a broader picture of her drug use and potential sources.
uncertain
which → accord → use
“There are a slew of messages about drugs,” a source involved in the investigation told TMZ.
asserted
source → be → TMZ
The federal law enforcement agency source told the outlet that the “Nashville” actress and her drug dealer “were very specific about purchasing black market pills.”
asserted
actress → tell → pills
On Monday, law enforcement sources told TMZ that the “Heroes” alum had a “long-time drug dealer” in LA who was allegedly providing her with black-market prescription drugs.
uncertain
who → tell → drugs
Investigators told the outlet that they believe she took the fatal fentanyl-laced pill on the morning she died.
asserted
she → tell → morning
That same day, Panettiere’s rep told us that the investigation is still ongoing and law enforcement “has not disclosed who they are targeting” in the “complex” case.
asserted
they → tell → case
As previously reported, Panettiere was found unresponsive by her boyfriend Brian Hickerson’s brother, Zach Hickerson, in a Greenville, South Carolina, Airbnb on Aug. 16.
asserted
Panettiere → report → Aug.
Her official cause of death has not yet been released, however, Page Six obtained 911 audio from the scene about an “unidentified female” in “cardiac arrest,” and within minutes, “CPR [was] in progress” for the “overdose.”
asserted
CPR → release → overdose
According to a police report obtained by Page Six, Panettiere was taking a “bag of medication” at the time of her death.
uncertain
Panettiere → accord → death
Zach claimed his brother gave his girlfriend CPR and administered Narcan, a medicine typically used to reverse an opioid overdose, in the frantic moments after she was discovered unresponsive.
asserted
she → claim → moments
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