Snapchat's Dark Side: A Mother's Fight Against Fentanyl
These drug dealers come in and groom these kids just like a sexual predator would groom somebody. Same thing.
Imagine losing your child to a drug they bought through social media. In this heart-wrenching episode of 'Chase The Vase', host Brock Bevell sits down with Amy Neville, a mother who faced this nightmare when her son, Alexander, died from a fentanyl-laced pill he purchased on Snapchat. Amy opens up about the devastating day she found Alexander lifeless, and the chilling reality that drug dealers are using platforms like Snapchat to reach teens.
Brock and Amy dive into the harrowing details of Alexander's story, from his initial connection with a dealer to the tragic morning he was found. Amy shares her journey of grief and her transformation into an advocate fighting to prevent other families from experiencing similar heartbreak. They discuss the insidious tactics drug dealers use to lure young people and the glaring lack of regulation on social media platforms.
This episode isn't just a recount of loss; it's a call to action. Amy's advocacy work is focused on raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and pushing for stronger regulations on social media platforms. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of parental guidance and proactive prevention measures. If you're a parent, caregiver, or anyone concerned about the safety of young people, this episode is a must-listen.
Amy's courage and dedication shine through as she channels her pain into purpose, aiming to save lives and create a safer environment for our children.