Heroin, Cocaine Responsible for Deaths of 2 Men Found in Plainfield Home

A mix of drugs, namely heroin and cocaine, were responsible for the deaths of two men found dead in a home on the 13000 block of Millbank Drive in Plainfield, according to the Will County Coroner’s Office website.

Brett N. Kaurin, 39, of Plainfield, and Adam C. Bochmann, 40, of Naperville, were found dead Monday, June 29. According to the coroner’s office website, Bochmann died of a combination of alcohol, cocaine, heroin, MDMA and cannabis. Kaurin died from a combination of alcohol, methadone, cocaine, MDMA and heroin.

The coroner’s office had indicated the deaths were accidental overdoses.

The coroner’s office lists 31 people having died from a heroin overdose since the start of 2015 in Will County. Heroin overdoses accounted for 35 deaths in 2014. Not a month has gone by in 2015 that someone hasn’t died from a heroin overdose. If that trend continues, the amount of fatal heroin overdoses could easily surpass the amount of deaths from 2014.