EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – A man accused of selling fentanyl disguised as heroin, Trenton Wik, 35, agreed to plead guilty to reckless homicide. Noah Beckstead died in April when, according to court documents, he was taking drugs with Wik. When Beckstead became unresponsive, Wik told investigators that he tried to call 911 but his phone died. The victim was found dead in his car the next morning. An autopsy showed “acute fentanyl toxicity.” Prosecutors said that Wik knew the drugs he was selling were “extremely potent.” Wik’s plea deal calls for dismissing other charges.
