Opioid Crisis: Mom's search for answers in son's death leads to discovery of tech-driven drug delivery ring
Ray Mascolo ordered cocaine and oxycodone from a drug delivery service, but when he died of an overdose, they only found fentanyl in his system. Prosecutors say customers often are not aware of what they are sold or taking and sometimes, it can have deadly consequences.
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