Oklahoma Man Sentenced In Synthetic Drug Case

On Monday, a judge gave Cody Weddle 80 years with all but ten of those years suspended.

Monday, August 13th 2012, 9:46 am

By: News 9


An Oklahoma man accused in the synthetic drug overdose deaths of two people is sentenced.

On Monday, a judge gave Cody Weddle 80 years with all but 10 of those years suspended. Weddle entered a blind plea that allowed the district judge to determine his penalty.  Weddle is also getting credit for time served.

Stacy Jewell and Andrew Akerman died after taking the synthetic drug which Weddle bought online and brought to a party in Konawa last December. Several others were sickened but survived.

12/30/2012 Related Story: Medical Examiner Rules Ada Woman Died From Accidental Overdose

According to police, the 22-year-old thought he bought the drug 2C-E from a web site, but he received Bromo-DragonFLY, a hallucinogenic drug with effects similar to Ecstasy.

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