Richard Sackler lives in Boca Raton, Florida. Since 2018, he has sold homes worth more than $30 million.

At the end of the series, viewers learn about Richard Sackler’s current situation, which is in line with the real-life events that served as the basis for the show’s story.

The screen lights up with a number of news stories about important events, such as “Purdue Pharma declared bankruptcy in 2019 due to multi-state lawsuits.”

With this announcement comes news that the Richard Sacklers have agreed to a large $6 billion payment and will no longer own Purdue Pharma.

Even though these court decisions are important, the series highlights an important fact: no member of the Sackler family has been charged with a crime for promoting OxyContin or for any overdose deaths that were caused by it.

Richard Sackler has said that he is not to blame for the opioid problem, and his family has said the same thing.

The series drug ends on a sad note when it says that “over the past 20 years, it is estimated that more than 300,000 individuals have lost their lives due to prescription painkiller overdoses, including OxyContin.”