New twist in the death of Mac Miller! A second drug dealer has been sentenced to prison in the trial that finds those responsible for the rapper’s 2018 overdose death.
Stephen Walter was sentenced to 17 years and 6 months in prison in the context of the case which links him to the death of the famous singer and rapper Mac Miller, who died at the age of 26. Stephen Walter was found guilty of selling fentanyl pills in Los Angeles court on Monday, May 16, 2022 reports Page Six. The same substance that caused the death of the star. The accused had admitted his guilt in the sale of the famous pills in 2021.
“I have real remorse“said the 49-year-old who had chosen good faith as his line of defense.”I’m not the type of person who wants to hurt anyone. It is not me”, This time the person defended himself, who then insisted on denying a report which stated that he was continuing his actions: “On the record that says I continued this kind of behavior when I knew it could cause death, that’s not the truth your honor.“
“I always took responsibility for my actions, but I didn’t know the pills were for someone elsesaid the accused who was thinking of selling his cam to another, Cameron Pettit. He was experienced with drugs and I thought it was for personal use, I didn’t know it was to sell to McCormick (real name of Mac Miller) with cocaine and xanax.“A visibly insufficient defense for the judge.
The rapper, also known for having been in a relationship with Ariana Grande, died on September 7, 2018 poisoned by a mixture of alcohol and drugs. In March 2022, a first drug dealer, Ryan Michael Reavis, 39, was sentenced to 11 years behind bars. The responsibilities of a third man, Cameron Pettit, will soon be studied by a court in this case.