This process starts very toxic, but the toxicity fades. An experienced cook knows to look at the direction of the wind, and to turn around when the wind turns, and he knows that this is vital. Pedro, Fentanyl Cook (through translator): Your life is at stake. It's important work, because one gust in the wrong direction and any mistake in this delicate process could lead to death. Monica Villamizar: A handful of dirt is thrown into the wind to gauge the way it's blowing. With the support of the Pulitzer Center, from Sinaloa state in Mexico, special correspondent Monica Villamizar and videographer Zach Fannin report. Judy Woodruff: Tonight, we begin a three-part look at the production, and devastating of effects of the drug fentanyl.Illicit use of the synthetic opioid painkiller has ravaged the United States, and Mexican drug cartels now see huge profits, and an addicted market for the drug. Donate any amount today to become a Pulitzer Center Champion and receive exclusive benefits! As a nonprofit journalism organization, we depend on your support to fund more than 170 reporting projects every year on critical global and local issues.
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