Mississippi police seize kratom and make arrests after deaths of Ole Miss students
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The drug bust unfolded about a mile away from the University of Mississippi, which is mourning the loss of two students who were found dead on Monday.
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Three people were arrested and a load of kratom seized, Mississippi authorities said Friday, days following the mysterious deaths of two Ole Miss students who were found with kratom at the scene.
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