Went to Columbia in NYC......"his rich roommate"......had a roommate named Richard as well....i got that from Empire of Pain book...

Columbia was formerly King's college, Alex Hamilton went there.......Alexander, my Pop's middle name, like the Alexandria aqueduct, the location of the greatest treasure ever amassed on our Earth...........Dist of Columbia, codes galore....

Obama went to Columbia....................all this is oh so odd....just my illuminati homeboys.........i bet the Clintons r involved as well......so is Barack, all modern presidents, Ronald R...the only exception might have been Carter.

SALT LAKE CITY— Today, the Utah Division of Consumer Protection (Division), represented by the Utah Attorney General’s Office, announced its intent to resume its 2019 legal action against Richard Sackler, a former owner of Purdue Pharma. The action was voluntarily stayed after the pharmaceutical company filed for bankruptcy. Richard Sackler is not bankrupt and continues to enjoy his ill-gotten profits. In June, the Supreme Court rejected the part of Purdue Pharma’s multi-billion-dollar bankruptcy plan that would have protected the company’s owners, the Sackler family, from lawsuits. 

“Richard Sackler can no longer hide behind the company name or its bankruptcy filings as he continues to live lavishly from profits of deceptive claims and practices,” said Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes, “We will use all of the tools at our disposal to ensure justice for Utah families and communities, and to obtain funds and injunctive relief to address the ongoing opioid epidemic in Utah.”

The Division’s legal action alleges that Purdue Pharma and Richard Sackler deceptively marketed OxyContin in Utah as less prone to abuse and addiction than other painkillers, contributing to the public health crisis. The company and Richard Sackler are also accused of providing $200,000 in gifts and payments to Utah prescribers between 2013 and 2017, employing 186 sales representatives in Utah, and making direct marketing visits to 5,000 prescribers in their medical offices.