Case DIH-2064
Jacquelyn Grignon
A former Menominee Indian Reservation resident who, around March 20, 2020, obtained what she believed was heroin but was fentanyl, used some and sold some to others; a 32-year-old man died on the reservation after overdosing on fentanyl he received from her, and a 16-year-old was revived.
- Court
- Federal, Eastern District of Wisconsin
- State
- Wisconsin
- Year of death
- 2020
- Year sentenced
- 2021
- Drugs
- Fentanyl (believed to be heroin)
- Conduct
- Commercial sale
- Relationship
- Not reported
- Conviction
- Distribution of fentanyl
- Plea or trial
- Plea
- Sentence
- 48 months in prison
- Found through
- Federal DOJ release search 2010–2026
This was a federal prosecution. For what Wisconsin’s own law says about deaths caused by supplying drugs, see Wisconsin in the state law guide.
Sources
- justice.govFentanyl distribution leads prison sentences two menominee women
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