Inside the Adult Industry’s Dark Crisis: What’s Driving a Deadly Surge in Substance-Related Deaths?
When police gained access to her apartment, they found dr*g paraphernalia and f*nt*nyl on her premises.
Amy-Marie Merrell, co-director of Cup Cake, a non-profit organization that offers mental support to female adult entertainers, has since commented on Page’s demise, describing her as “a kind, loving, wonderful person.”
Kagney Linn Karter expired at her own hand while on the road to recovery
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Kagney Linn Karter took her own life while recovering from an unnamed substance habit in 2024. Thirty-six at the time, she was not shy to talk about her battles with illegal substances.
She is said to have shot herself in her Parma home in Ohio. Unlike Page, the medical examiner found no traces of dr*gs in her system, but friends did recall her having mental health issues.
Megan Lee, the owner of a fitness center in Cleveland, started a GoFundMe page for Lin where she candidly wrote:
“Unfortunately, despite all of her many impressive accomplishments and talents, Kagney struggled with mental health issues as the years passed by.
“As alone as she undoubtedly felt within the confines of her own head, she continued to make an effort to show up for her friends and the community who cared about her,” Lee recalled.
“She fought her own battles with the same tenacity and drive she showed in every other area of her life, with as much strength as she could.”
Forty-three-year-old Cindy Taylor appeared to have intentionally self-destructed
In the same year, Jesse Jane (real name Cindy Taylor), 43, would orchestrate her own demise.
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