So this is Ecstasy?

So this is Ecstasy? by Bernard O’Mahoney, published by Mainstream in 1997, is a detailed exploration of the drug trade in southern England, specifically focusing on the rise of gangs involved in the supply of ecstasy and other substances. This edition, comprising 192 pages, delves into the violent realities of the drug business, highlighting the murder, intimidation, and thuggery that characterize this illicit industry.
Readers will find an in-depth narrative that examines the impact of drug supply on society, particularly in the context of addiction and its psychological ramifications. The book discusses the significant turning point marked by the death of Leah Betts, which shifted the dynamics of gangland Britain. Through its exploration of true crime and criminology, this work provides insights into the darker aspects of human behavior and the social issues surrounding drug use and supply.
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This story of the rise of the gangs supplying ecstasy and other drugs across the south of England exposes the murder, intimidation, and thuggery that accompanies their business. It reveals that supplying ecstasy became the focus for gangland Britain, but the death of Leah Betts changed everything.
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