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I do not remember a single thing. Students at the University of Mississippi are scared to leave their dorms in the wake of two suspicious deaths, and one freshman believes she may have been drugged the very same week. Mary Harvey told Fox News Digital that she'd gone out to a bar to watch Ole Miss vs. LSU, but remembers nothing after that. Around the time when the game ended, I do not remember a single thing. I was told by a boy that was there that I fell down. Mary says she was thrown out of the bar by the bouncer who left her on the curb alone until two girls found her. They called Mary's mom, as well as the cops, who by her account were no help. The officers sent the inebriated student back to her dorm alone in an Uber. The cops put me in the backseat of an Uber all by myself and shipped me off to my dorm where the Uber driver apparently had to get other students to help her carry me into my dorm, put me in the bed. She didn't stay there, though. Mary's roommate came back from a shower to find her missing and later found her passed out in the hall. Mary has been trying to piece together the events of the night, but is struggling since she can't remember a thing. She said she's asked for security footage, believing her drink was spiked at some point but hasn't been able to get her hands on it. What's especially troubling is that this incident happened the same week two male students, 20-year-old Robert Strang and 18-year-old Aiden Hamilton, died in separate incidents. The deaths sent shockwaves across the Ole Miss campus. Reagan Settle, the editor-in-chief of a student newspaper, says a lot of misinformation has I know a lot of students are frustrated that the university is not pushing people towards the McKee Center, warning them against taking unprescribed medications, nothing to play around with for the near future until law enforcement says otherwise. In both death investigations, packaged kratom, a legal substance that acts like a stimulant in small doses and is sedative in large ones, was found. The narcotics squad released a statement. Quote, Out of an abundance of caution, we encourage everyone to avoid kratom and any other medication or substance that was not prescribed to you or obtained from a trusted, regulated source. However, county officials couldn't immediately confirm whether the kratom was a contributing factor in the two deaths. The students' toxicology reports are expected within a few weeks.