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music festival in maryland. >> one student was identified as 25-year-old tyler fox, a rising junior. say he possibly took ecstasy. just yesterday a 17-year-old from woodbridge also died from a suspected overdose after going to that same music festival. zachary kiesch has more. ♪ >> i've been searching everywhere i can't find molly, molly. >> i heard it in music but never heard of students talking about it other abusing it. >> music often reflects pop culture and many worry young people are influenced by the megs they hear because molly, a slang name for mdma or puriform of ecstasy, can be deadly. >> anyone can go to a gone certificate, music festival, sober, have a great time. the effects of molly is just something that will heighten your senses. >> reporter: at the mad decent block party, a music festival heard friday night in columbia, two young men died. the youngest, a 17-year-old. one of the young men was a student here at the university of maryland. >> there are many people who benefit significantly from those programs there are other people who are not ready to hear the message

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music festival. the shadows of the mary weather post pavilion. a crowd of thousands. ecstatic, at around 8:00 p.m. 20 people including university of maryland juniorer viscardi fell terribly ill. investigators say each likely o.d.ed on the drug molly. >> molly overdose. >> he's in cardiac arrest. >> possible drug overdose. >> viscardi pictured here during a sporting event with u.m.d. president wallace lowe died at a local er, so did a 17-year-old from woodbridge, virginia that police are not naming. >> ist something we're looking at for the future. >> they may ban future shows. >> we believe this type of event is sort of what brought that into the county. >> in a statement, a maryweather spokesperson said "this type of incident is not the problem of those who should have known better, it's the problem of those too young to believe it could happen to them." we find ourselves in the position of trying to tell kids not to do something they think is fun. >> now the other 18 teenagers and young adults taken to the hospital are doing okay. the folks here at maryweather have expressed their sincere sympathy. but the actual music festival, the organizers

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