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   If convicted of the murder charges, Willingham could face up to 25 years in   
   prison. (Dakota County Jail Inmate Search)   
      
   BURNSVILLE, MN — A Burnsville man was charged with third-degree murder   
   Friday in Hennepin County District Court in connection with accusations he   
   sold a pill laced with fentanyl to a woman who later fatally overdosed. If   
   convicted, he could face up to    
   25 years in prison and a fine of up to $40,000.   
      
   Kewon Willingham, 21, is currently in jail in Dakota County. In addition to   
   murder charges, he is charged with one count of second-degree controlled   
   substance crime, one count of third-degree controlled substance crime and a   
   firearm violation, according    
   to a criminal complaint in Dakota County District Court.   
      
   Police were called to a Bloomington home on Dec. 30, 2021, to provide medical   
   assistance to a woman experiencing a drug overdose, according to the criminal   
   complaint. The woman died at a hospital the next day, and the medical examiner   
   ruled her cause of    
   death was a fentanyl overdose, prosecutors said.   
      
   When first responders moved the woman to take her to the hospital, they found   
   a pill under her body they believed to be fentanyl. Fentanyl is often referred   
   to as "Mbox pills," and the pill was marked "M 30," prosecutors said.   
      
   A friend told police that the woman normally got drugs from two men, who   
   became witnesses in the case, according to the complaint.   
      
   The witnesses told police that the night before she overdosed, the woman asked   
   them to pick up drugs and that they went to Willingham's home in Burnsville to   
   get them, prosecutors said.   
      
   They gave the woman the three pills she had bought, and one of the men saw her   
   smoking a crushed pill, prosecutors said.   
      
   The next morning, the man found her unconscious in her bedroom, prosecutors   
   said. He began giving her CPR while the second man looked for Narcan,   
   according to the complaint.   
      
   One of the witnesses gave officers Willingham's Snapchat handle and identified   
   Willingham as the man who sold them the pills, prosecutors said.   
      
   Police got a warrant for Willingham's Snapchat and found several pictures of   
   him discussing selling Mbox pills, according to the complaint.   
      
   Police then got a warrant for Willingham's apartment and found over 300 pills   
   stamped "M 30," a loaded firearm with an obliterated serial number,   
   ammunition, more than $1,000 cash and other drug paraphernalia, prosecutors   
   said.   
      
   In a post-Miranda statement, Willingham admitted to having and selling drugs   
   in his apartment, according to prosecutors. He said he knew the pills   
   contained fentanyl and kept Narcan in his apartment in case of an overdose,   
   prosecutors said.   
      
   He also confirmed that he sold Mbox pills to the two witnesses, according to   
   the criminal complaint.   
      
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