Barbara Lang, or Aunt Bea, found guilty in Chattanooga pill mills case
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Channel: chattanooga times free press · 2015 · News & Politics
The owner of several Chattanooga pain clinics has been found guilty. 60-year-old Barbara Lang conspired to illegally distribute controlled substances such as oxycodone and Zanax. One expert says some patients were prescribed so much that if they took them all as prescribed, they’d be dead. Lang, known as Aunt Bea, also led a Bible study for the men and women who bought the pill mill prescriptions. Her daughter, Faith Blake, has also pleaded guilty to similar charges. Meanwhile, Lang faces 210 years in prison.
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