Oregon Man Accused of Drugging Daughter's Friends at Sleepover

Michael Meyden faces multiple charges after allegedly lacing smoothies with sedatives, leading to his indictment and subsequent divorce.

A 57-year-old Oregon man, Michael Meyden, has been accused of drugging his daughter's 12-year-old friends with benzodiazepine-laced smoothies during a sleepover.
Meyden was indicted on multiple charges including causing another person to ingest a controlled substance and application of a controlled substance to the body of another person.
The incident led to Meyden's divorce from his wife shortly after the alleged event and he now resides in Vancouver, Washington.
During the sleepover, Meyden allegedly made repeated visits to the basement, performing tests to see if the girls were asleep, and insisted they drink the smoothies.
Meyden pleaded not guilty to the charges during his arraignment in Clackamas County Circuit Court and posted $50,000 bail.