The 13-year-old died April 1 of a suspected opioid overdose a few days earlier after his father’s co-worker told police the boy got into Robert Wylie’s drugs.
Wylie’s death certificate also said the toxic substance was not identified. No one has been charged in Nathan’s death, but prosecutors have said they were waiting to review toxicology results.
For updates and more news click here to download our free apps.
In Other News
1
Lawmakers reintroduce bill to regulate pharmacy benefit managers
2
RTA to invest $10M to renovate downtown garage
3
Man sentenced to more than 10 years in 2024 shooting near Dayton RTA...
4
Communities responsible for drone enforcement, Wright Patt council told
5
When will Mudlick Tap House open in Centerville?