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A journalist tells the true crime story of a Chicago doctor currently serving four life sentences in prison for feeding the opioid epidemic.
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Paul Volkman is serving four life sentences, one of the longest sentences given to a doctor during the opiate epidemic. But what drove this once promising student to such extremes?
Providence-based freelance journalist, Philip Eil (who has written for this magazine), spent years looking into his father’s old classmate from college
Philip Eil is a freelance journalist based in Rhode Island. He is working on a true-crime book about prescription drug dealing for Steerforth Press.