Police Seek 4 Online and Retail Accounts in Anthony Federline Probe Over 12-Year-Old's Death
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 9
Police Seek 4 Online and Retail Accounts in Anthony Federline Probe Over 12-Year-Old's Death
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 9
Summary
New warrants target Anthony Federline’s Facebook and Snapchat accounts, plus the family’s CVS Caremark account and two Amazon accounts, as Connecticut investigators widen the probe into 12-year-old Eve Rogers’ March 18 death.
Toxicology found 23,000 ng/ml of diphenhydramine in the girl’s blood—well above listed lethal levels for children—and also detected fluoxetine that had not been prescribed to her.
Investigators said it remains unclear how she ingested the drug; police found no dye in her system consistent with Sleep Aid capsules, despite her mother saying she bought medication on Amazon.
Federline, 39, was charged in April with first-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor after DNA from a sexual-assault exam linked him to the case; he has pleaded not guilty and faces court later this month.