'Professional Paper Filing Inc.' was a fictitious name. But the return address went to a real, uninvolved business.

Police arrested three men accused of selling thousands of pills of meth-laced “Adderall” on various darknet marketplaces and mailing them through the United States Postal Service through a fictitious business called “Professional Paper Filing Inc.” that listed a real return address of an uninvolved business. That business then told police that it was repeatedly getting packages of pills in the mail as “return to sender.”

The men face a maximum possible penalty of life imprisonment.

  • @grueEnglish
    1•9 months ago

    Damaging contaminants from production, unknown potency leading to accidental overdose if pure, adulterants added to “cut” the drugs.

    You say that as if black-market adderall wouldn’t be similarly risky even if it weren’t “laced” with anything. Quit conflating risked caused by the means of production with risks caused by the different chemistry.

    • @michaelmroseEnglish
      1•9 months ago

      Historically black market adderall was a an issue of diversion where legitimate pills were diverted to illegal drug sales in part by patients and in part by wholesalers or others in the legitimate drug pipeline as opposed to you know being meth