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Killer in Blue, Part 3: North Dakota man finds life again after fentanyl addiction

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[Part 1: Families] [Part 2: Investigators] [Part 3: Recovery] BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — This week, we've reported on some of the devastating impacts fentanyl has had as it's been bought and sold around North Dakota. One man who almost died from fentanyl was given a way to put his life back together. There is such a thing as too many cooks in the kitchen. But Michael Sloan is right where he's supposed to be. After a few months on the job, Sloan know…

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Killer in Blue, Part 3: North Dakota man finds life again after fentanyl addiction

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