Notes for Tonight's Podcast
Perry's Overdose Investigation:
Investigation revealed that Perry was purchasing ketamine from dealers.
This led to his accidental overdose.
His doctor, Morin, might have a role—how much did he know or contribute?
"Ketamine Queen" case linked to two deaths, including Perry's.
Searched online: "Can ketamine be a linked cause of death?"
Date of incident: October 23.
Total of 78 acts in the conspiracy.
Two defendants charged with three counts of conspiracy.
Massive Data Breach:
Hackers may have stolen Social Security numbers of every American.
A notorious hacking group released most of the stolen data for free on an online marketplace.
The breach could lead to widespread identity theft, fraud, and other crimes.
Teresa Murray, consumer watchdog director, warns about the potential impact.
WHO Declares Mpox a Global Health Emergency:
The World Health Organization declared a public health emergency due to a new mpox variant in Africa.
Cases have been found in 13 African countries.
This is the second time in two years that the WHO has issued such an alert for mpox.
Kroger's Electronic Shelf Labels Controversy:
Two U.S. senators question Kroger's use of electronic shelf labels.
Concerns over price manipulation to maximize profits.
Senators also worried about Kroger gathering and exploiting sensitive consumer data through this technology.
Kroger's response: The technology is intended to lower prices where it matters most, and the claims are not true.
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