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Police in Kingston reopen investigation into young woman’s death

Police in Kingston reopen investigation into young woman’s death

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KINGSTON, N.H.- Police have reopened the investigation into the death of a young woman who died a decade ago from an overdose of fentanyl.

According to police back in 2016 Lilli Pease,18, was attending an end-of-summer party after graduating from Kingston High School, when she unknowingly consumed fentanyl and died, with her body then left at a nearby gas station.

Police ended up ruling the death accidental but are now asking that anyone with information related to this investigation to please come forward with the hope of gaining a further insight into what exactly happened on the night in question.

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