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You're talking about this one drug in question, Daraprim. He actively funded the development of several new drugs you've never heard of, and sending Shkreli to prison was literally a crime against humanity. I don't think you know anything about Shkreli you haven't read in neatly packaged hit pieces.

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He pulled the same trick with Thiona, Chenodal, Vecamyl and probably more -- it was on the record as his own company Turing's strategy after all.

As noted, this was all legal and I agree that he was railroaded to jail for essentially completely unrelated wrongdoings, but there's no universe where he's not a scumbag.

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This is a very odd characterization! Looking at Turing's 2014 10-K, I see this as a listed strategy:

Focus on developing products to treat rare diseases characterized by severe unmet medical needs.

I also see several preclinical programs and product candidates. You must have missed those. Odd case, very strange.