Esther hopes that Troper's tragedy can help educate people and prevent similar incidents for other families. 

“I think the most important thing is that teenagers and college students need to know that drugs today are not the same as the drugs of yesterday, they’re often laced with fentanyl,' she said. 

'So while they think they know what they are doing if they were to look at the statistics nationwide, they can see that more people die of drug overdoses than from the pandemic.' 

His grandmother, who set up some globohomo policy center at a California university, can't even sound human after her grandson's death. She sounds like an activist AI.