Knowingly providing drugs to an addict, especially in non-therapeutic amounts, is yet another form of malpractice. They are DEFINITELY responsible for what they prescribe.
Since people leave some sort of digital trail on almost a daily basis (phones, video, computer, vehicle, bank) I wouldn't say most overdoses would be too difficult to solve/backtrack. I can fully support this investigation (which I do- been watching this thread like a hawk since it was announced they were seeking to find responsible parties and hold them accountable) while also feel it's sad or that it was in poor taste to say that high profile cases are usually investigated. Like most here (I imagine anyway?) I was also a Perry fan and have been watching this thread and waiting to see who is connected to this, and if it's names we'd also know or be unfamiliar with.
Infuriating comment. Nobody is forcing drug dealers and pushers to make money from drugs that kill people and ruin lives, yet they decide to do it anyway. If you have the skills to run an illegal drug trade, you have the skills to do something legit, but chose not to.
