Angry family members of loved ones who died in America's opioid crisis confronted the Sackler family, who owned the company, at an unusual hearing conducted virtually in U.S. bankruptcy court. The Sackler family filed for bankruptcy due to thousands of lawsuits, after accusers said that their misleading and aggressive marketing of the controversial drug led to the addictions of hundreds of thousands of people. The people detailed their stories of loss and grief at the hearing. The Sackler family have made a lot of money from the sale of drugs. The hearings against the company feature two dozen victims of the opiate epidemic. After being prescribed the drug to treat knee pain, which led to overdoses and periods of homelessness, he was able to recover from his addiction. I hope you hear our names in your dreams. I hope you hear the screams of the families who find their loved ones dead in the bathroom. I hope you hear the sirens. I hope you hear the heart monitor as it beats, he said. Richard Sackler, the former president and board chair of the company, appeared on an audio link during the hearing. Theresa Sackler and David Sackler appeared on a video. Theresa and David kept their expressions neutral throughout the hearing, as they heard how their lives were ruined by addiction. It was Richard Sackler's 77th birthday, and it was noted by the mother of a son who died after an overdose. She called one of the Sacklers "scum of the earth" when she called for help for her son. She echoed the phrase used by Richard Sackler in his 2001 email regarding people with opiate addiction. The Sacklers were not allowed to speak to the people. Over half a million deaths are thought to have been caused by the opioid crisis, and a number of drugmakers have settled lawsuits. The case of privately owned Purdue is special because it was an early promoter of opioids. The Sacklers are being called to contribute up to $6 billion over 17 years to fight the opioid crisis in a settlement that is estimated to be worth at least $10 billion. $750 million of the money will go to those affected by the drug. The original article is on Business Insider. sip from any body of water with this genius tool Kinzinger said he was zero percent surprised by the gaffe. Some of the best company responses will be seen on social media. A family member of the woman seen stealing the liquor returned the bottle of Louis XIII to the restaurant. The Walmart distribution center was engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived. The former football player is running for Senate in Georgia. Enjoy this stunning graphics and deep game-play. In Las Vegas, law enforcement is urging commuters to slow down and drive safely after a series of deadly crashes in a few hours. Nearly all of the units that investigate fatal crashes were being used. Police want to book him for his next performance. A Black Lives Matter activist and her husband are facing federal fraud and conspiracy charges after allegedly using a nonprofit they founded to scam at least $185,000 from donors. The AirMini AutoSet is the world's smallest CPAP. For a limited time, you can get a free prescription for the AirMini. A white North Carolina woman is the subject of a criminal investigation after stealing a sign from another person. The people arrested were accused of child sexual predator and prostitutes. We fight for a living, so it was quick instincts. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. A man suspected of stalking and shooting homeless people on the streets of New York City and Washington, D.C. was arrested at a gas station. An attorney for Peter Spencer's family said that they disagree with the Venango County's decision to not charge the man who was shot nine times. She said it was her house. This could be a killer. There is a new 2022,Blockchain contender. We should consider the possible motives that may have driven Judah's actions. The people responsible for the 1960 abduction and killing are still on the run. According to Insider, Jackson's family tried to take him to the hospital but he was arrested and taken to jail. You will always be in love with the West Virginia Mountaineers. Put pride in the spotlight by doing so. A couple in Pennsylvania were surprised at the legal trouble they found themselves in after they tried to spend the night inside of a Target to film a video. The National Weather Service said there was a tornado in the area. There was a fire at a Walmart distribution center. There were no injuries reported.Business Insider
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