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Fentanyl Epidemic Documentary

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The #1 killer of young adults that has no eyes, no heart, and no conscience…and it can’t wait for its next victim….

Last year, more than 107,000 people in the U.S. died of drug overdoses.  Two-thirds of those deaths were caused by fentanyl.  It is often unknowingly mixed with other drugs, and is cheap, addictive… and has no eyes, no heart and no conscience…it will destroy anyone in its path.  It is involved in more deaths of Americans under 50 than any cause of death, including heart disease, cancer, homicide, suicide and other accidents.  In South Carolina, fentanyl deaths increased by a staggering 35%.

Through interviews with medical professionals, law enforcement officials, addiction specialists, and affected individuals and their families, "Fatal Fentanyl" offers an intimate understanding of the human toll caused by the slightest dose of fentanyl. The personal stories and struggles of those impacted provide a poignant perspective on the far-reaching consequences of this epidemic.

This documentary is to serve as a wake-up call to society, urging viewers to confront the magnitude of the problem and take collective action. By exposing the truth behind the fentanyl epidemic, this documentary strives to inspire empathy, foster understanding, and promote dialogue to address this urgent public health crisis.

Interviews to Include:

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Alan T. Shao, Ph.D.

father of fentanyl victim
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Medical Professionals

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State Coroner

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Individuals Recovering from Substance Abuse

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Family Members of Victims of Bizarre/Accidental Fentanyl Fatalities without Addiction History

Statewide Representation
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Family Members Affected by Substance Abuse

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Professional Personnel Directly Impacted by Fentanyl Overdoses

EMTs, Police, Firemen, Principals, Coaches
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Community Directors Impacted by Fentanyl Overdoses

Funeral Home Directors, Cemetery Directors
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Religious Leaders/Counselors

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Educational Leaders

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Political Leaders

Listing of Benefactors:

Donors will be recognized at the end of the documentary, unless preferred to remain anonymous.
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