Oklahoma teacher served laced drink dies 2 years later
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An unfortunate incident in Oklahoma has resulted in the death of a local schoolteacher, reportedly due to ingesting a margarita laced with industrial cleaner at a restaurant in 2023.

The tragic story of Holly Hill, a devoted mother of three, unfolded when she was allegedly served the tainted drink at Hacienda Las Margaritas Bar & Grill in Elgin, Oklahoma, over two years ago. Her mother, Kelly Hunter, shared with KWTV that Hill had sustained chemical burns from the beverage.

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