How to Fix a Drug Scandal

This four-part documentary series investigates the unprecedented crisis at the Massachusetts state crime lab. It delves into the story of Dr. Annie Dookhan, a chemist who falsified drug test results, leading to the wrongful conviction of thousands. The series explores the systemic failures and the devastating impact on the justice system and the individuals affected.

How to Fix a Drug Scandal was widely acclaimed for its meticulous research, compelling narrative, and powerful examination of a deeply flawed justice system. Critics praised its ability to highlight the human cost of scientific misconduct and the systemic issues that allowed the scandal to persist. Audiences were also moved by the personal stories of those impacted by Dr. Dookhan's actions.

• A gripping and essential documentary that exposes a profound miscarriage of justice.

• Masterfully details the catastrophic consequences of a single individual's deception within the legal system.

• Raises critical questions about accountability, oversight, and the integrity of forensic science.

Google audience: Viewers found the series to be incredibly informative and shocking, highlighting the deep flaws in the legal and scientific systems. Many expressed anger at the injustice faced by those wrongly accused, while others commended the documentary for bringing such an important story to light.

Nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series.

Dr. Annie Dookhan, the central figure in the scandal, allegedly falsified as many as 17,000 drug tests during her tenure, impacting an estimated 34,000 cases.