https://apnews.com/7ab81...d1843f085a4137699b88631

This is good news imo.

I was afraid that bankruptcy, which has been Purdue's threat since the beginning, would allow the Sackler's to keep a large portion of the proceeds they acquired while the product they made killed 400,000 human beings in the U.S., however, I have heard that at least one state- NJ, I think, intends to go after the family itself for their criminal activities.

What does amaze me is how much control Purdue has over the progress of its own investigation and prosecution.

They can all burn in hell, as far as I'm concerned.

Don't forget the chronic pain patients that actually need opiates to function. There are people in the world that really do depend on these medications and while the media goes on and on about the opiate crisis, it's getting harder and harder for folks to get their medication. Between Lyrica, an Nucynta, my medications cost well over 1000 a month because the Dr. is terrified to prescribe a 20 dollar bottle of oxycodone and the hoops one has to jump through to get help are unbelievable. I had to chose between living in moderate to severe pain and smoking marijuana for example, even though it has no interactions whatsoever.
Fentanyl and heroin are the killers, but it's legitimate chronic pain patients that are suffering from the stereotypes this political agenda is creating, and yes I said political.

That is what happens when your PR and lobbying department sucks... they should have asked big tobacco/alcohol for help...