The Opiate Murders 3 - Sand, Justin
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The book is intended for those who know and think they know about the opiate crisis in Canada. The book sets to explain how the east end got the way it is and will not be changing until safe supply measures and health care intervention is administered. People needlessly die every day because of the public's indifference and ignorance to the suffering of others. This book follows the crisis from the early 90s to 2014. The origins of an epidemic conceal murders. The public pretends it's the victims fault. The main characters are police, reporters and murderers all set against eachother. The…mehr

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The book is intended for those who know and think they know about the opiate crisis in Canada. The book sets to explain how the east end got the way it is and will not be changing until safe supply measures and health care intervention is administered. People needlessly die every day because of the public's indifference and ignorance to the suffering of others. This book follows the crisis from the early 90s to 2014. The origins of an epidemic conceal murders. The public pretends it's the victims fault. The main characters are police, reporters and murderers all set against eachother. The system provides the veil for ignorance. The murderers kill, the reporters lie and the cops conceal all the evidence.
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Autorenporträt
Justin Sand is both an author and a specialized youth worker in the mental health and addictions field. He lives and works in Victoria, B.C. and holds degrees in Philosophy and Sociology from the University of Victoria. In addition to The Opiate Murders, the first book in this series, he has also published The Enhancer and The Long Way Home. Justin explains he wrote this story to "tell the other story that went on during the pandemic. The one that nobody saw because they were too afraid and distracted to see it."