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You’re the first person to ever call me back.  Dopesick V: Whistleblower, administrator of OxyDeaths website      

 

We all knew.  Look, sales reps are like a bunch of frat boys that just wanna make money.  ibid.  former sales rep to investigator

 

I have carried this on my conscience for such a long time … There is no way I’m going to cross Purdue.  ibid.

 

I never ever want to leave the world of Oxy.  It’s pure bliss.  ibid.  online chatroom entry

 

There is an entire drug subculture surrounding Oxycontin.  ibid.  

 

We are trying to protect people against the danger of Oxycontin.  ibid.  DEA press conference

 

You have become a disgusting human being.  ibid.  father to daughter

 

The harassment and intimidation will never end.  ibid.  fired Purdue secretary to DEA investigators

 

It’s all one big lie and I know that now.  ibid.  sales rep to recovering doctor

 

 

It’s either here, jail or the morgue.  Dopesick VI: Hammer the Abusers, addict in recovery centre  

 

I wanna do an exhaustive study on Oxycontin deaths.  ibid.  Bridget

 

It’s all addiction, Samuel.  It’s all the same fight.  ibid.  counselor  

 

The only way this [charts] makes it through the FDA approval process is if they turn a blind eye.  ibid.  data scientist

 

We need to keep hammering the abusers.  ibid.  Richard     

  

Maybe I’m not capable of joy.  ibid.  to wife  

 

They are buying off everybody that’s supposed to be regulating them.  ibid.  investigator

  

Actual abusers are switching to cheaper drugs like heroin.  ibid.

 

I fucking got you lying motherfuckers!  ibid.  Bridget  

 

 

There has never been anything to compare to the epidemic of drug abuse and addiction like Oxycontin.  Dopesick VII: Black Box Warning, evidence  

 

What’s the status with the children’s Oxycontin?  ibid.  Richard

 

An FDA employee literally helped Purdue Pharma write their own review.  ibid.  former colleague

 

Once you’ve taken too much, it changes your brain chemistry.  ibid.    

 

You need to take the time to heal yourself.  ibid.  counselor to Dr Samuel  

 

They were informed of abuse as early as 1997.  ibid.  investigator’ talk

 

I lost.  The FDA sided with Purdue.  ibid.  Bridget homecoming to husband  

 

 

Shame on Sackler!  Take Down Their Name!  Dopesick VIII: The People v Purdue Pharma, protest at art gallery, 400,000 dead

 

The Toppers Contest  Bermuda.  ibid.  Purdue poster on investigators’ board

 

More milligrams you sold, more money you made.  ibid.  former sales rep    

 

Oxycontin destroyed our family like it has so many others.  ibid.  Linda’s testimony

 

You don’t care that it’s killing people.  ibid.  Linda to Purdue lawyers  

 

Purdue Pharma training tapes!  ibid.  investigator  

 

A secretive grand jury into Pursue Pharma.  ibid.  Richard gets the news  

 

This is as far as Main Justice is going to let us go … It’s one of the highest settlements ever made by a pharmaceutical company.  ibid.  dead investigator

 

The field is just so compromised with the government.  ibid.

 

You are sheer evil.  ibid.  mother’s evidence before Purdue executives

 

It was a few bad apples we fired years ago.  ibid.  Richard   

 

Bankruptcy: The Sackler family will forfeit ownership, turned over 33 million documents, pay out $4.5 billion; in return the Sacklers cannot be sued.

 

We just don’t want to feel pain any more.  ibid.  Samuel’s Wellness Centre

 

 

It was a crime that divided a community and shocked a nation … Now we go inside a courtroom.  A family GP charged with murdering his patients.  The Trial of Harold Shipman, Channel 5 2024

 

The trial of Dr Shipman changed all that.  Just a year after his arrest, Shipman is on trial for murdering 15 of his patients.  ibid.

 

No-one had ever been charged with this number of murders.  Some think it’s too many cases for one trial.  Yet Shipman pleads Not Guilty to every charge.  ibid.

 

Dr Shipman’s manner with the bereaved families also raises suspicion.  ibid.

 

One of Shipman’s alleged victims died in his surgery.  ibid.

 

Many patient records were altered after the women died.  ibid.  

 

‘They exhumed nine bodies and all of those bodies had morphine in them.’  ibid.  man

 

The science does not support Dr Shipman’s claims of drug abuse.  ibid.

 

 

Physicians take an oath to do no harm.  But Dr Michael Swango did just the opposite.  From his earlier days in medical school until the time he was captured, Dr Swango preyed on the most vulnerable.  Very Scary People s2e11: Dr Death: A License to Kill, CI 2022

 

One of the most prolific medical serial killers in the country.  ibid.

 

He was obsessed with violence and death as early as the second grade.  ibid.  comment      

 

There was always someone dying or coding when he was around.  ibid.

 

His colleagues in the paramedic unit became convinced that Dr Swango was putting potentially lethal doses of antkiller in their food and drink.  ibid.  narrator     

 

This guy had a chemistry lab in his kitchen.  ibid.  rozzer 

 

After serving two years, Dr Michael Swango is released.  ibid.  comment  

 

 

A dangerous killer obsessed with poison and death.  He revelled in human suffering.  Dr Swango’s murder spree spanned nearly two decades.  Very Scary People s2e12: Dru Death II: You’re Next          

 

‘They went looking for him and he was gone.’  ibid.  comment   

 

‘So now we’re going to have to look at what happened in Zimbabwe.’  ibid. 

 

‘This doctor from America was up to no good.’  ibid.  

 

 ‘As long as he was in a medical facility, he was going to kill people.’  ibid.   

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