Ray Trapani

Yeah, especially as, like, a young kid, for sure.

Now I'm more, like, reserved, but I still, like...

Love, like, the gamble.

But, yeah, so, like, I got that.

And then, like, I found out the street value of, like, the opiates, you know.

So, like, I had already taken them and paid for them.

But, like, I seen, like, everybody was fiending for them because, like, the older kids were already addicted to them.

And through that, like, I started selling the pills.

And, like, I was getting 120 from the doctor every month.

He just kept me on it.

And then, like, my first fraud was, like, basically one doctor, basically someone stole a pad from him.

and then they basically brought the pad to me and they were like yo just give me a couple rocks for this pad i'm like okay like i was just like let me see what i can do with it and then i got this like orthodox get to write out a script like he was like a handwriting like a specialist yeah and so i got someone to get like a prescription of tylenol and then this kid matched the the handwriting and then basically just left out the name part so like i had like every single kid i knew that was like addicted to opiates go fill prescriptions

And like, that was like a money flow.

Wow.

So you were just selling scripts.

Yeah, basically.

And then, well, like I'd have them fill the scripts.

Like everybody was complicit in the, in the opioid epidemic.

Like Walgreens would literally have a line of us of 50 kids or like 20 kids.

And they would just be filling the same doctor, just filling script after script.