Looking to speak to former Purdue OxyContin sales reps

anonymous · Feb 13, 2018 at 10:41 PM

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Another issue is how the industry has turned. People can easily be prosecuted for saying things they may know. I can tell you, I have never been asked to say anything untrue during my time at Purdue, but that’s just my experience. Opioids are no joke, and we live in a time where not only companies are being prosecuted and sued, but so are managers and sales reps. Much of the media portrays things differently (both true and untrue, though mostly untrue), which makes it difficult.

The general community doesn’t always understand truth. Sometimes what is written or even said, is taken out of context. Then you have those who would be telling the truth, but no one would believe it, if it was positive statements. The consequences could be bad for anyone, even those who couldn’t say much bad about the company. It’s a very difficult situation to most to understand. If you do a documentary, it would be necessary to speak to many people, because there has been people who’ve done the right things, despite what most politicians and media stations say or print. But the good is rarely spoken about. Everyone wants to blame Purdue, but that’s not true or untrue. Even my statements sound contradictory, but that’s how complex and distorted things are when you have opioids. Who do you believe? Bad news sells, good news barely gets printed. We are a country who follows the leader. Most don’t research truth, and even when some do, they are so brainwashed, it’s impossible to accept, so it’s really a mute point.
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anonymous · Feb 13, 2018 at 10:43 PM

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Another issue is how the industry has turned. People can easily be prosecuted for saying things they may know. I can tell you, I have never been asked to say anything untrue during my time at Purdue, but that’s just my experience. Opioids are no joke, and we live in a time where not only companies are being prosecuted and sued, but so are managers and sales reps. Much of the media portrays things differently (both true and untrue, though mostly untrue), which makes it difficult.

The general community doesn’t always understand truth. Sometimes what is written or even said, is taken out of context. Then you have those who would be telling the truth, but no one would believe it, if it was positive statements. The consequences could be bad for anyone, even those who couldn’t say much bad about the company. It’s a very difficult situation to most to understand. If you do a documentary, it would be necessary to speak to many people, because there has been people who’ve done the right things, despite what most politicians and media stations say or print. But the good is rarely spoken about. Everyone wants to blame Purdue, but that’s not true or untrue. Even my statements sound contradictory, but that’s how complex and distorted things are when you have opioids. Who do you believe? Bad news sells, good news barely gets printed. We are a country who follows the leader. Most don’t research truth, and even when some do, they are so brainwashed, it’s impossible to accept, so it’s really a mute point.
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anonymous · Feb 19, 2018 at 11:29 PM

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Ex Purdue employee here. Received a letter today explaining that Purdue is being sued in a civil suit and they wanted to let me know that if i was contacted by an attorney i could choose to speak or not and if i needed representation they would be happy to pay for my attorney! Little do they know ex employees wouldn’t want Purdue’s attorneys representing them because they would have to go along with all the Purdue lies and BS! Hopefully employees will get their own attorneys or the plaintiffs will pay the ex reps fees so they can tell it like it is and like it was! Not Purdue’s twisted reality they tried to recreate under Timney to change the way they are viewed !!
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anonymous · Feb 25, 2018 at 11:17 AM

I hope reps speak out, but unless attorney representation is provided for the reps who speak out it is too risky. Plenty to be garnered from reps who were there in late 90’s and early 2000’s but too risky without protection!

anonymous · Feb 27, 2018 at 12:24 AM

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sounds good. feel free to reach out to talk on background too. if you are interested, the sooner the better.

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My significant other works for them, would you like to speak with me?

anonymous · Mar 3, 2018 at 10:00 PM

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My significant other works for them, would you like to speak with me?
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So you can spill all you think you know? Get lost, attention seeker. And stop creeping the Purdue thread.

anonymous · Mar 6, 2018 at 7:53 PM

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I'm a producer for VICE on HBO. email is seth.dalton@vice.com thanks.
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Did anyone actually talk to this guy?

anonymous · Mar 7, 2018 at 12:34 AM

You’ll know when they air the documentary.

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