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Jefferies 28-Year-Old Banker Died of Toxic Drug Mix, Report Says

Jefferies 28-Year-Old Banker Died of Toxic Drug Mix, Report Says

Bloomberg08-05-2025

The 28-year-old Jefferies Financial Group Inc. banker whose death earlier this year reignited discussion about Wall Street culture, was an accident caused by a toxic combination of drugs, according to a Dallas medical examiner.
Carter McIntosh died 'as a result of combined toxic effects of fentanyl and cocaine,' the examiner said in an autopsy report seen by Bloomberg.

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