The annual celebration of national Red Ribbon Week starts the last week in October, with communities and students across America committing themselves to living drug-free lives.

It is very appropriate for the men and women of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to join with other Americans to support the dreams and goals of our children during Red Ribbon Week, and to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice made by Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena on our behalf.

I wanted to let everyone know what we have been doing here at Friends of Narconon lately.

The biggest project on our lines right now is finishing the new film Ecstasy - The Real Story.

It features Bobby Wiggins along with inside stories from drug dealers who tell us how they ply their trade on their victims. What is more dramatic about Ecstasy is that kids can actually drop dead from the first time just trying it. This has happened.

During the research of this new film I approached the Los Angeles Coroners Office to get reports on all Ecstasy related deaths within the last 5 years.

Needless to say this took some prodding because they had never had a request like this before. In any event, we finally got the report and one story in particular rings true to the real situation.

Rather than me tell you a version of it, I thought you should read the exact information straight from the Coroner's office: