Meth Takes Over Their Lives Grandmother Was Drug Dealer Series: Second in a Two-Part Series

Evansville Courier & Press › November 22, 2005

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Julie Lovell thought she had found a way to make some quick extra money. Friends showed her an Internet recipe she could follow in her own kitchen. Using $200 worth of ingredients, she could make nearly five times that much by selling her finished product. It would only take three hours to make, and she could quality test the finished product on herself.

The 45-year-old grandmother already had a ready customer base with a high demand for her product.

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Meth Takes Over Their Lives Grandmother Was Drug Dealer Series: Second in a Two-Part Series

In 2003, police showed up outside her home in rural Posey County, Ind., and seized three garbage bags from her front yard. Inside were the remnants of her homemade "methamphetamine lab," coffee filters, dr...

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