4-month old Girl Becomes Orphan, Parents and 3 Others Die at Drug-fueled Party

A 4-month-old girl has been left orphaned after five people, including her parents, died inside a Colorado apartment following a drug-fueled party, according to reports.

Aria Marquez was discovered Sunday inside the unit at the North Range Crossings Apartments on East 104th Avenue in Commerce City, the Denver Channel reported.

Three of the dead victims have been identified as Aria’s mother, Karina Rodriguez, 28, her husband, Sam Marquez, 24, and Humberto Arroyo.

The identities of the other two women who died in what authorities said was an overdose caused by fentanyl-laced cocaine have not been released.

A woman who was found alive was identified as Marquez’s 29-year-old sister Cora Marquez, who has been hospitalized.

Aria, who was not physically harmed, has reportedly been released to family members.

Sam and Cora’s father, Dan Marquez, told the Denver Channel that all his “kids are good kids.”

He added: “I really feel like it’s a dream or whatever, you know? It’s not reality.

“My stepdaughter went in there because my wife was really worried about it,” Marquez said.

“One o’clock, 2 o’clock, nobody … kept calling them, no answer. They all have cellphones, so we called their cellphones, but no answer. So, my wife called her daughter, Salina. So, Salina went over there, the door was open, she walked in, and they’re all laying on the floor, man,” he told the outlet.

“The baby wasn’t crying at all, so she goes in the room, she must have heard Salina, and the baby started crying,” he said. “So, I think maybe there was an angel or somebody there taking care of her.”

The grieving dad said Sam was a “good guy.”

“He loved his daughter. He said, ‘That’s the new love of my life,’” he said.

“Fentanyl’s no good, man. It’s the devil. It must have just took them, just like that. All five of them,” Marquez added.