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'Monster' Dad Who Drugged Smoothies at Daughter's Sleepover Gives Bizarre Excuse for Creepy Behavior
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17:53Now PlayingA father in Oregon has admitted to putting drugs in smoothies he made for his daughter's friends at a sleepover last August. Michael Meyden pleaded guilty to three felony charges for giving the three, 12-year-old girls the drinks at his Lake Oswego home. Meyden is going to serve time in prison but it's not enough time as far as his victims are concerned. Law&Crime's Angenette Levy has details of the sentence and what Meyden and the victims said at the sentencing in this episode of Crime Fix — a daily show covering the biggest stories in crime.
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He claimed he only put sedatives in the girls' drinks because he wanted them to get a good night's sleep after they stayed up past his desired bedtime. Despite his apology and justification that he was fixated on them sleeping well, Meyden acknowledged his life was destroyed, losing his wife and custody of his children due to his actions.
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