Woman Pleads Guilty to Murdering Three Men with Fentanyl in Robbery Scheme

The guilty plea resolves one of New York's most serious violent crime cases and highlights how fentanyl's lethality has become weaponized in street crime, forcing prosecutors and police to confront a new threshold of danger in predatory criminal schemes.
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