Overview
- She was sentenced to two years of probation with nine months of home confinement, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Rhode Island.
- Prosecutors said she pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to distribute fentanyl and to distributing more than 310 grams, described as roughly 150,000 lethal doses.
- Authorities described her as a remailer who repackaged bulk imports into smaller parcels and mailed them domestically, with records indicating over 1,000 shipments.
- The investigation began in 2022 when she sent fentanyl-laced counterfeit amphetamine pills to an undercover FDA special agent, and a later search found more than 18,000 pills including Adderall, oxycodone, and diazepam.
- Prosecutors said her activity turned her living room into a pharmacy, while she told the court she did not know pills contained fentanyl and cited pandemic-driven financial hardship and a supplier known as “John.”