. >> holding her son close she tears up talking about her ex, michael dunaway, the father of her two children. >> he was a really good guy. >> a great dad, but he had a down fall. >> he was a good guy. it is just even when he was going through the addiction he was still a good guy. >> reporter: she said he suffered from addiction, but these days she thought he was clean. >> people are very good at hiding things. >> reporter: she had a feeling something wasn't right this afternoon so she called dunaway and their 4-year-old son owen answered. >> what did he say to you on the phone? >> that daddy was sleeping. >> reporter: right away and when paramedics got there he was found dead of an apparent drug over dose. something their 4-year-old son struggles to fully understand. >> families need to not be ashamed. so many people are scared to talk about it and admit you have a family member or loved one who is suffering from addiction. >> reporter: as a social worker she sees addiction hurt too many people. she and her sons know the feeling all too well. >> he was great. he loved his kids. he

two days early they are revived dunaway with a dose of narcan. they couldn't bring him back this ti so far there's been 385 heroin or fentanyl fatal overdoses this year through october 7th. that was the last day information was available. compare that to 228 last year. the medical examiner expects the final number this year to be at least 500 deaths. >> tia: two years ago today we found out 12-year-old tamir rice died of a gunshot wound fired by a cleveland police officer. we told you his mother, samaria rice, is continuing to fight for she made a statement about tamir's death. >> i'm sure they're still disturbed after two years. i'll be disturbed for the rest of my life, because that was my baby. >> tia: rice also had a list of demands for cleveland city leaders including taking funding from cleveland police and putting some of it towards cleveland city schools. the city settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the rice family earlier this year worth $6 million. >> >> brian: we told you about this yesterday and promised to show you the downtown hig

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