| Pro | | | The Taproot |
| | Mary Jo | White | A fearsome litigator. |
| | Barack | Obama | 44th U.S. President. |
| | J.P. | Morgan | A global leader in financial services. |
| | Paul | Hanly | A lawyer. |
| | Kathe | Sackler | A medical doctor. |
| | Arthur | Sackler | A doctor. aka: Artie. |
| | Mortimer | Sackler | One of Arthur's brothers. Kathe's father. aka: Morty. |
| | Raymond | Sackler | One of Arthur's brothers. aka: Ray. |
| | | | Book I The Patriarch |
| 1 | | | A Good Name |
| | Sophie | Greenberg | Arthur Sackler's mother. |
| | Isaac | Sackler | Sophie's husband. |
| | Thomas | Jefferson | Founding Father who served as the 3rd President of the U.S. |
| | Alexander | Hamilton | Founding Father served as the 1st U.S. secretary of the treasury. |
| | Aaron | Burr | Former Vice-President of the United States. |
| | John | Ray | Former President of the Continental Congress. |
| | Desiderius | Erasmus | 15th century Dutch scholar. |
| | Alcmaeon of Croton | | Early Greek medical writer and philosopher. |
| | Hippocrates | | Greek physician. |
| 2 | | | The Asylum |
| | Marietta | Lutze | A doctor. |
| | Adolf | Hitler | The leader of the Nazi Party. |
| | Francisco | Goya | A Spanish painter. |
| | Johan van | Ophuijsen | A Dutch psychoanalyst. aka: Van O. |
| | Virginia | Woolf | An English modernist writer. |
| | William | Shakespeare | An English poet, playwright, and actor. |
| | John | Donne | An English poet and cleric. |
| | John | Keats | A British romantic poet. |
| | Sylvia | Plath | An American poet and writer. |
| | Lou | Reed | An American musician. |
| | Harry | LaBurt | The director of Creedmoor. |
| | Kurt | | A German Naval officer. |
| | Ingrid | Bergman | A Swedish actress. |
| | Albert | Einstein | German-born theoretical physicist. |
| | Else | Jorgensen | Arthur Sackler's wife. |
| | Carol | | Arthur and Else's first daughter. |
| | Elizabeth | | One of Arthur and Else's daughter. |
| 3 | | | Med Man |
| | John | McKeen | The president of Pfizer. |
| | William Douglas | McAdams | Owned a pharmaceutical advertising agency. aka: Mac. |
| | John | Kallir | Arthur Sackler's employee for 10 years. |
| | Charles | May | A professor at Columbia Medical School. |
| | Arthur Felix | | Arthur Sackler and Marietta's son. |
| | Dennis | Chavez | A senator from New Mexico. |
| | Rudi | Wolff | An artist and designer who work for McAdams. |
| | Joseph | McCarthy | A Republican U.S. Senator from the state of Wisconsin. |
| | Beverly | Feldman | Raymond Sackler's wife. |
| | Charles | Addams | A famous cartoonist. |
| | Andy | Warhol | A young artist. |
| | Tony | D'Onofrio | Arthur's former employee. |
| | Harry | Zelenko | Arthur's colleague. |
| | Helen | Haberman | Arthur's obvious rival. |
| | Phil | Keusch | A former McAdams employee. |
| | Ludwig | Frolich | The president of L.W. Frolich firm. aka: Bill. |
| | Adam | Smith | A Scottish moral philosopher and political economist. |
| | Michael | Sonnenreich | Arthur Sackler's longtime attorney. |
| | Alexandre | Dumas | A French writer and dramatist. |
| | Richard | Leather | A lawyer. |
| | Muriel | Lazarus | Mortimer Sackler's wife. |
| | Ilene | | One of Mortimer's daughter. |
| | Robert | Sackler | Mortimer and Muriel's son. aka: Bobby. |
| | Richard | | One of Raymond Sackler and Beverly's sons. |
| | Jonathan | | One of Raymond Sackler and Beverly's sons. |
| 4 | | | Penicillin For The Blues |
| | Leo | Sternbach | A chemist. |
| | Win | Gerson | Arthur's longtime deputy. |
| | Andrea | Tone | A historian. |
| | Denise | | Arthur and Marietta's daughter. |
| | Bottoms | | A dog. |
| | George | | A gardener. |
| | Frank | Berger | The president of Wallace Laboratories. |
| | Betty | Ford | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| | Edward | Kennedy | The 3rd longest-serving member of the United States Senate. |
| | Mick | Jagger | An English songwriter, singer of The Rolling Stones. |
| 5 | | | China Fever |
| | Bill | Drummond | A man who had an antique business. |
| | Harry | Henderson | Arthur's longtime friend. |
| | Paul | Singer | A Vietnamese psychiatrist. |
| | Dai | Fubao | One of the dealers of the rarest treasures. aka: Mr. Tai. |
| | Jade | | Denise's dog. |
| | Henry Clay | Frick | An American industrialist. |
| | Andrew | Carnegie | American businessman and philanthropist. |
| | Louis | Goldburt | Sackler brothers' friend and confidant. |
| | Charles Follen | McKim | An American Beaux-Arts architect. |
| 6 | | | The Octopus |
| | Henry Clay | Welch | A man with the power to make or break drug. |
| | Dwight | Eisenhower | 34th U.S. President. |
| | Felix | Marti-Ibanez | A Spanish doctor. |
| | John | Lear | An investigative reporter. |
| | Estes | Kefauver | An American politician from Tennessee. |
| | Jake | Guzik | Known as the Chicago mob's financial genius. aka: Greasy Thumb. |
| | Tony | Accardo | An American longtime mobster. aka: Big Tuna. |
| | Harry S. | Truman | 33rd president of the United States. |
| | Adlai | Stevenson II | 31st governor of Illinois from 1949 to 1953. |
| | Barbara | Moulton | A drug examiner at the FDA. |
| | Gideon | Nachumi | Served as in-house copywriter. |
| | Warren | Kiefer | Pfizer PR man. |
| | John | Blair | One of Kefauver's trusted deputies. |
| | Clark | Clifford | A legendary Washington power lawyer and fixer. |
| 7 | | | The Dendur Derby |
| | Luther | Bradish | American lawyer and war veteran. |
| | Felix | Bonfils | A French photographer. |
| | Abdel el | Sawy | An Egyptian official. |
| | John Taylor | Johnston | Served as President of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. |
| | Joseph | Chaote | American lawyer and diplomat. |
| | Rembrandt | | A Dutch painter and printmaker. |
| | James | Rorimer | The Met's director. |
| | Thomas | Hoving | Rorimer's successor as Met's director. |
| | Robert | Moses | Former director of the Cloisters in Washingto Heights. |
| | S. Dillon | Ripley | The head of the Smithsonian. |
| | Jacqueline | Kennedy | Former First Lady of the United States. aka: Jackie. |
| | John John | | Jackie Kennedy's son. |
| | Nelson A. | Rockefeller | Governor of New York City. |
| | John D. | Rockefeller | An American business magnate and philanthropist. |
| | Robert | Lehman | The grandson of the co-founder of Lehman Brothers. |
| | Edward | Warburg | An American philanthropist and art patron. |
| | Arthur | Rosenblatt | One of senior Met officials. |
| | Joseph | Noble | A Met official. |
| | Tutankhamun | | The antepenultimate pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt. |
| | Martha | Graham | An American dancer and choreographer. |
| | Edward | Koch | Former Mayor of New York City. |
| | Jimmy | Carter | The 39th president of the United States. |
| 8 | | | Estrangement |
| | Gertraud | Wimmer | Mortimer's new wife. aka: Geri. |
| | F. Scott | Fitzgerald | An American novelist, essayist, and short story writer. |
| | Zelda | Fitzgerald | An American novelist, painter, playwright. F. Scott's wife. |
| | Paul | Gallico | An American novelist and short story and sports writer. |
| | Samantha | | Mortimer and Geri's daughter. |
| | Barry | Dierks | American architect. |
| | W. Somersat | Maugham | An English playwright, novelist, short story writer. |
| | Jack | Warner | An American motion-picture producer. |
| | M. David Alfons | Sackler | Geri and Mortimer's son. |
| | Michael | Rich | Denise's husband. |
| | Pierre-Auguste | Renoir | A French painter and sculptor. |
| | Claude | Monet | A French impressionist painter. |
| | Jillian | Tully | Arthur Sackler's third woman. |
| | Adam | Tanner | A journalist. |
| | Elizabeth | Bernard | Mortimer's housekeeper. |
| | Dolores | Welber | Muriel Sackler's friend. |
| | Ceferino | Perez | A doorman. |
| 9 | | | Ghost Marks |
| | Luciano | Pavarotti | An Italian operatic tenor. |
| | Ralph | Nader | An American lawyer and activist. |
| | Anwar | Sadat | The President of Egypt. |
| | Marc | Chagall | A Russian-French artist of Belarusian Jewish origin. |
| | Bernard | Malamud | Arthur's friend. |
| | Janna M. | Smith | Bernard Malamud's daughter. |
| | Oscar | Schachter | An American international law and diplomacy professor. |
| | Theresa | Rowling | Mortimer's third wife. |
| | Michael | | One of Mortimer and Theresa's children. |
| | Marissa | | One of Mortimer and Theresa's children. |
| | Sophie | | One of Mortimer and Theresa's children. |
| | Valentino | | An Italian designer. |
| | Raquel | Welch | An American actress. |
| | Norman | Mailer | An American novelist, journalist, playwright, filmmaker. |
| | Mikhail | Baryshnikov | Latvian-born Russian-American dancer, choreographer and actor. |
| | Brooke | Shields | An American actress and model. |
| | Muhammad | Ali | An American boxer, philanthropist, and activist. |
| | Phillipe | | The latest director of Met. |
| | Sol | Chaneles | A sociologist and occasional journalist. |
| | Brooke | Astor | An American philanthropist, socialite, and writer. |
| | Linus | Pauling | One of Arthur's new friends. |
| 10 | | | To Thwart the Inevitability of Death |
| | Theodore | Roosevelt | Served as the 26th president of the United States. |
| | Winston | Churchill | Former British Prime Minister. |
| | Martin Luther | King Jr. | An American Baptist minister and activist. |
| | Derek | Bok | An American lawyer and former president of Harvard University. |
| | Itzhak | Perlman | An Israeli-American violinist and conductor. |
| | Glenn | Close | An American actress. |
| | Frank Philip | Stella | An American painter, sculptor and printmaker. |
| | Warren Earl | Burger | American attorney and jurist served as15th chief justice of U.S. |
| | George H. W. | Bush | 41st President of the United States. |
| | Louis | Lasagna | Arthur's longtime friend. |
| | Frederika | | Denise's grandmother |
| | Jack | Ogden | A museum consultant. |
| | J. Carter | Brown | The director of the National Gallery in Washington. |
| | | | Book II Dynasty |
| 11 | | | Apollo |
| | Richard | Kapit | Richard Sackler's roommate. |
| | Margie | Yospin | Richard Sackler's girlfriend. |
| | Neil Alden | Armstrong | An American astronaut and aeronautical engineer. |
| | Buzz | Aldrin | An American former astronaut, engineer and fighter pilot. |
| | Michael | Collins | An American astronaut, lunar module pilot, and test pilot. |
| 12 | | | Heir Apparent |
| | W. T. | Grant | A Connecticut millionaire. |
| | Daniel | Nelson | A Purdue Pharma's employee. |
| | Charles | Olech | A Purdue Pharma's salesman. |
| | Beth | Bressman | Richard Sackler's wife. |
| | Bart | Cobert | A doctor who joined Purdue Pharma in 1983. |
| | Bill | Pollack | Cobert's colleague. |
| | Howard | Udell | The Exec VP/General Counsel at Purdue Pharma. |
| | Eddie | Takesue | Joined Purdue as director of clinical research. |
| | Cicely | Saunders | An English writer, doctor, founder of the hospice care movement. |
| | Robert | Twycross | Retired British physician and writer. |
| | Frank | Young | An FDA commissioner. |
| | Ronald | Reagan | The 40th president of the United States. |
| 13 | | | Matter of Sackler |
| | Miriam | Kent | Arthur's longtime assistant. |
| | Stanley | Bergman | One of Arthur's lawyers. |
| | Lois | Katz | Arthur's personal curator. |
| | Robert | Rauschenberg | An American painter and graphic artist. |
| 14 | | | The Ticking Clock |
| | Abraham | Lincoln | Served as the 16th president of the United States. |
| | Robert | Kaiko | A specialist in the use of analgesic medicine. |
| | John J. | Bonica | A Sicilian American anesthesiologist and professional wrestler. |
| | Eckhard | Beubler | A doctor from Austria. |
| | Jerome | Romagosa | A retired radiation oncologist from Louisiana. |
| | John W. | Thompson | A British professor of pharmacological science. |
| | Susan | Shack | Kathe Sackler's wife. |
| | Kathe | Kollwitz | German artist who worked with painting, printmaking and sculpture. |
| | Larry | Wilson | A Purdue chemist who worked on OxyContin. |
| | Michael | Friedman | Richard Sackler's vice-president in charge of marketing. |
| 15 | | | God Of Dreams |
| | Samuel Taylor | Coleridge | An English poet, literary critic and philosopher. |
| | Percy Bysshe | Shelley | A British romantic poet. |
| | Morpheus | | A Greek deity associated with sleep and dreams. |
| | Martin | Booth | A British novelist and poet. |
| | Hamilton | Wright | An American physician and pathologist. |
| | Heinrich | Dreser | A German chemist. |
| | Lenny | Bruce | An American comedian and social critic. |
| | Russell | Portenoy | A professor of neurology and neuroscience at Cornell |
| | Kathleen | Foley | American physician; fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine. |
| | Curtis | Wright | A former FDA examiner. |
| | Robert | Reder | One of Purdue's official. |
| | Diane | Schnitzler | One of Wright's colleagues. |
| 16 | | | H-Bomb |
| | Calixto | Rivera | Worked at the Napp chemical plant. aka: Papo. |
| | Joseph | Millan | Calixto's friend. |
| | Winthrop | Lange | One of longtime Purdue's employees. |
| | Richard | Boncza | A Polish-born chemist. |
| | Princess Diana | | Member of the British royal family; first wife of Prince Charles. |
| | Elizabeth II | | Queen of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. |
| 17 | | | Sell, Sell, Sell |
| | Hershel M. | Jick | An American medical researcher. |
| | David | Juurlink | Head of the Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology division. |
| | Mike | Innaurato | The Purdue manager. |
| | Steven | May | An ex-cop who joined Purdue in 1999. |
| | Johnny | Sullivan | A heavyset construction worker. |
| | Alan | Spanos | The North Carolina pain specialist. |
| | David | Sackler | One of Richard Sackler and Beth's children. |
| | Marianne | | One of Richard Sackler and Beth's children. |
| | Rebecca | | One of Richard Sackler and Beth's children. |
| 18 | | | Ann Hedonia |
| | Barry | Meier | An investigative reporter. |
| | John | Campbell | Meier's editor. |
| | Francis X. | Clines | Meier's colleague. |
| | Martha | West | Udell's longtime legal secretary. |
| | Ann | Hedonia | A psuedonym used by Martha West. |
| | Jay | McCloskey | A top federal prosecutor in Maine. |
| | Russell | Gasdia | Purdue sales executive. |
| | Gary | Ritchie | Worked at Purdue as a chemist. |
| | Jill | Skolek | A woman who died by using OxyContin. |
| | Marianne | Skolek | Jill's mother. |
| | Robin | Hogen | A Purdue public relations man. |
| | Dodd | Davis | A former Purdue sales rep from Louisiana. |
| | David | Haddox | A pain specialist who worked for Purdue. |
| | Eric K. | Wilson | A sales representative. |
| 19 | | | The Pablo Escobar Of The New Millennium |
| | James | Greenwood | A Pennsylvania congressman. |
| | Richard | Paolino | A local osteopath. |
| | Paul | Goldenheim | Purdue's chief medical officer. |
| | Richard | Blumenthal | The attorney general of Purdue's home state. |
| | Eric | Holder | A former deputy attorney general. |
| | Rudolph | Giuliani | A former mayor of New York City. |
| | Joe | Famularo | The U.S. Attorney for eastern Kentucky. |
| | Burt | Rosen | A full time lobbyist and government relations executive for Purdue. |
| | Eric | Dezenhall | A public relations specialist. |
| | Sally | Satel | A psychiatrist. |
| | Karen | White | Purdue's former sales rep. |
| | Jay | Wettlaufer | Richard's friend. |
| | Pablo | Escobar | A Colombian drug lord. |
| | Jayson | Blair | A former American journalist. |
| | Daniel | Okrent | An American writer and editor. |
| | Rush | Limbaugh | An American conservative political commentator. |
| | Allan M. | Siegal | An American newspaper editor and journalist. aka: Al. |
| 20 | | | Take The Fall |
| | John L. | Brownlee | U.S. Attorney for the Westen District of Virginia. |
| | George W. | Bush | The 43rd president of the United States. |
| | Cecil | Knox | A local physician who illegally dispensed OxyContin. |
| | Randy | Ramseyer | Served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for John Brownlee. |
| | Rick | Mountcastle | A federal prosecutor at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Virginia. |
| | Howard | Shapiro | A powerful Washington lawyer. |
| | James | Comey | An American lawyer who was the 7th director of the FBI. |
| | Mark | Alfonso | One of Purdue's official. |
| | Lauren | | One of the patients who took OxyContin. |
| | Mary Lou | | Johnny Sullivan's wife. |
| | Kirk | Ogrosky | A young attorney in the criminal division department. |
| | Alice | Fisher | The assistant attorney general. |
| | Bob | Coughlin | Fisher's deputy chief of staff. |
| | Jack | Abramoff | An American republican lobbyist. |
| | Paul | McNulty | The Deputy Attorney General of the United States. fisher's boss. |
| | Paul | Pelletier | Former official who reviewed the prosecution memo at justice. |
| | Michael | Elston | Paul Mcnulty's chief of staff. |
| | Lynn | Locascio | One of the complainants about OxyContin. |
| | Ed | Bisch | One of the complainants about OxyContin. |
| | Kenny | Keith | One of the complainants about OxyContin. |
| | Brian | | Jill Skolek's son. |
| | Judge | Jones | American judge. |
| | Ira | | Michael Friedman's brother. |
| | Anne | | Goldenheim's wife. |
| | Richard | Silbert | An attorney in the legal department at Purdue. |
| | Jeffrey | Udell | Howard Udell's son. |
| | Arlen | Specter | A Republican senator from Pennsylvania. |
| | Nancy | Camp | Purdue's new administrative assistant. |
| | Ed | Mahony | Purdue's chief financial officer. |
| | | | Book III Legacy |
| 21 | | | Turks |
| | Brad | Pitt | An American actor and filmmaker. |
| | David | Beckham | An English former professional footballer. |
| | Jacqueline | Pugh | Mortimer Jr.'s wife. |
| | Peter | Marino | An American architect. |
| | Ivanka | Trump | American businesswoman and former Pres. Trump's daughter. |
| | Alexander | Baldwin | An American actor, comedian, and producer. aka: Alec. |
| | Heath | Ledger | An Australian actor and music video director. |
| | Joe | Biden | The 46th and incumbent president of the United States. |
| | Eleanor | Santiago | Los Angeles' elderly physician. |
| | Michele | Ringler | A Purdue's district manager. |
| | Jack | Crowley | An investigating officer on suspicious pharmacies at Purdue. |
| | Derek | McGinnis | A former navy corpsman. |
| | Margaret | Middleton | A woman who founded the veterans legal center. |
| | Stuart | Baker | Howard Udell's successor. |
| | Jamie | Dalrymple | Sophie's husband. |
| 22 | | | Tamperproof |
| | UNCH | | Richard Sackler's dog. |
| | John | Stewart | The company's new CEO. |
| | Steven | Tolman | A state senator from Massachusetts. |
| | Sam | Quinones | An American journalist from Los Angeles. |
| 23 | | | Ambassadors |
| | Madeleine | | Jonathan Sackler's daughter. |
| | Mary | Carson | Jonathan's wife. |
| | Clare | | One of Jonathan and Mary's children. |
| | Miles | | One of Jonathan and Mary's children. |
| | Jeffrey | Wright | American actor. |
| | Boyd | Holbrook | Madeleine's friend. |
| | George | Clooney | An American actor and filmmaker. |
| | Mike | Pence | The 48th Vice President of the United States. |
| | Nick | Paumgarten | Has been a staff writer at The New Yorker. |
| | Cliff | | One of the inmates. |
| | Van | Jones | An American news and political commentator, author, and lawyer. |
| | Shawn | King | An actress and producer. |
| | Kerry | Sulkowicz | An American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. |
| | Jeffrey | | Ilene Sackler's son. |
| | Hugh | Grant | A British actor. |
| | Jemima | Khan | English screenwriter, television, film and documentary producer. |
| | Michael | Sackler | Mortimer's son from his third marriage. |
| | Marissa | | Michael Sackler's sister. |
| | Michael | Bloomberg | 108th mayor of New York City. |
| | Ian | Dejardin | The Sackler's director of the Dulwich Picture Gallery. |
| | Barry | Cole | A pain specialist from Reno, Nevada. |
| | Joseph | Pergolizzi | A Florida doctor. |
| | Raman | Singh | Served as CEO of the company based in Singapore. |
| | Raul | Damas | The Purdue public affairs executive. |
| 24 | | | It's A Hard Truth, Ain't It |
| | Greg | Stumbo | An American lawyer and former Speaker of the Kentucky House. |
| | Philip | Bobbitt | Richard Sackler's friend. |
| | Lyndon B. | Johnson | The 36th president of the United States. |
| | Mark | Timney | Purdue's new CEO. |
| | Mitchel | Denham | A young prosecutor from the state of Kentucky. |
| | Tyler | Thompson | A personal injury lawyer based in Louiseville. |
| | Robin | Abrams | A Purdue lawyer. |
| | Keith | Humphrey | A psychology professor at Stanford. |
| | Scott | Glover | A reporter on the CNN Investigates team. |
| | David | Kessler | A former FDA commissioner. |
| | Maria | Barton | Purdue's general counsel. |
| | Robert | Josephson | Purdue's spokesman. |
| | Alan | Must | A lobbyist. Burt Rosen;s colleague. |
| | Craig | Landau | A longtime Purdue executive. |
| | Lynn | Webster | A pain researcher and physician. |
| | Cynthia | McCormick | An FDA official. |
| | Tom | Frieden | A CDC's director. |
| | Lewis S. | Nelson. | Chief of the Division of Medical Toxicology. |
| 25 | | | Temple of Greed |
| | Nan | Goldin | An American photographer. |
| | Barbara | | Nan's older sister. |
| | David | Wojnarowicz | A gay artist and activist. |
| | Peter | Hujar | One of Nan's friends and mentor. |
| | Cookie | Mueller | One of Nan's friends. |
| | Allen | Frances | The former chair of psychiatry at Duke Univ. School of Medicine. |
| | Christopher | Glazek | An American journalist, critic. |
| | Donald | Trump | The 45th President of the United States. |
| | Tom | Clare | An attorney for the Raymond Sackler side of the family. |
| 26 | | | Warpath |
| | Mike | Moore | Purdue Pharma's attorney general from 1988-2004. |
| | Bill | Clinton | The 42nd President of the United States. |
| | Michael | Mann | An American film director, screenwriter, and producer. |
| | Russell | Crowe | An actor from New Zealand. |
| | Al | Pacino | An American actor and filmmaker. |
| | Dan Aaron | Polster | A federal judge in Ohio. |
| | Mary Emma | Woolley | President of Mount Holyoke College. |
| | Mark | Rylance | A British actor, playwright and theatre director. |
| | Hito | Steyerl | A German contemporary artist. |
| | Megan | Kapler | Goldin's close deputies in PAIN. |
| 27 | | | Named Dependants |
| | Joss | Sackler | David's wife. |
| | Jaseleen | Ruggles | Joss's real name. |
| | Matthew | Schneier | A fashion writer. |
| | Marietta | Antoinette | The Last Queen of France prior to the French Revolution. |
| | Maura | Healy | The attorney general of Massachusetts. |
| | Joanna | Lydgate | Healy's deputy attorney general. |
| | Sandy | Alexander | One of Healy's attorneys. |
| | Joanna | Lukey | Healy's friend and mentor. |
| | Janet | Sanders | A judge in Massachusetts. |
| | Mark | Cheffo | A Purdue lawyer. |
| | Fathalla | Mashali | A doctor ran a chain of clinics in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. |
| | Walter | Jacobs | A North Andover physician. |
| | Gillian | Feiner | The lead attorney from Massachusetts to Sackler's case. |
| | Letitia | James | The attorney general of New York. |
| | Martin | Elling | One of McKinsey's consultant. |
| | Arnab | Ghatak | Martin Elling's colleague. |
| | Brett | Jefferson | Sackler fund's manager. |
| | Marc | Kesselman | Purdue's new general counsel. |
| | George | Soros | A Hungarian-born American billionaire investor and philanthropist. |
| | Stephen | Colbert | A writer, producer, political commentator, actor, and TV host. |
| | John | Oliver | British-American writer, producer, political commentator, TV host. |
| | Michael | Keaton | An American actor. |
| | Bryan | Cranston | An American actor and filmmaker. |
| | Michael | Williams | A British actor. |
| | Richard | Kind | An American actor and comedian. |
| 28 | | | The Phoenix |
| | Bethany | McLean | An American journalist and contributing editor. |
| | David | Mamet | An American playwright, filmmaker and author. |
| | Josh | Stein | Served as the 50th Attorney General of North Carolina. |
| | Josh | Shapiro | American lawyer serving as the attorney general of Pennsylvania. |
| | Elizabeth | Kennedy | A designer who worked with Isaac Mizrahi. |
| | Isaac | Mizrahi | A Fashion designer and television personality. |
| | Courtney | Love | An American rock musician and actress |
| | Kurt | Cobain | Love's late husband. |
| | Robert D. | Drain | United States bankruptcy judge. |
| | Dave | Yost | The 51st Attorney General of Ohio. |
| | Herbert | Slatery | An American attorney from the state of Tennessee. |
| | Luther | Strange | An American lawyer served as a U.S. Senator from Alabama. |
| | Drake | Martin | A plaintiff's lawyer. |
| 29 | | | Un-Naming |
| | Abby | Alpert | An economist at Wharton School. |
| | William | Evans | One of the economists at Notre Dame. |
| | Ethan | Lieber | One of the economists at Notre Dame. |
| | David | Powell | An economist at Rand. |
| | Hesiod | | An Ancient Greek poet. |
| | Domenic | Esposito | A Massachusetts's visual artist and activist. |
| | Frank | Huntley | A painter and wall paperer. |
| | John C. | Calhoun | The 7th Vice President of the United States. |
| | Cecil | Rhodes | A British mining magnate and politician in southern Africa. |
| | Elizabeth | Warren | Former law professor who is the senior United States senator. |
| | Lawrence | Bacow | The current and 29th president of Harvard University. |
| | Jean-Luc | Martinez | The former president of the Louvre. |
| | Anthony P. | Monaco | Served as the 13th president of Tufts University. |
| | Nicholas | Verdini | A first-year med student at Tufts University. |
| | Daniel | Carr | Richard's acquaintance. |
| | Donald | Stern | A former federal prosecutor. |
| | Harris | Berman | The dean of the School of Medicine. |
| | Mary Bridget | Lee | One of a medical students. |
| | Daniel | Connolly | Sackler's family attorney. |
| | Steven | Miller | Purdue's new board chairman. |
| | Kenneth | Feinberg | A man appointed to be one of the mediators in the bankcrupcy. |
| | Harry | Cullen | One of PAIN activists. |
| | Gerald | Posner | An American investigative journalist. |
| | Ralph | Brubaker | An American professor, specializing in bankruptcy. |
| | John | Kapoor | Served as CEO and board chairman of the pharmacompany Insys. |
| | Jeffrey | Rosen | The deputy attorney general for the Trump administration. |
| | Marshall | Huebner | A Purdue lawyer. |
| | Tim | Kramer | One of the complainants about OxyContin. |
| | Kimberly | Krawczyk | One of the complainants about OxyContin. |
| | Carolyn | Maloney | U.S. Representative from New York. |
| | Barbara Van | Rooyan | One of the complainants about OxyContin. |
| | Patrick | | Barbara's son. |
| | Jamie | Raskin | U.S. Representative from Maryland. |
| | Clay | Higgins | A former cop in Louisiana. |
| | Kelly | Armstrong | U.S. Representative from North Dakota. |
| | James | Comer | An American politician from the Commonwealth of Kentucky. |
| | Raja | Krishnamoorthi | American politician serving as the U.S. representative from Illinois. |
| | Peter | Welch | American lawyer served as the junior U.S. senator from Vermont. |
| | Joaquin | Guzman | A Mexican former drug lord. aka: El Chapo. |
| | Jim | Cooper | Served as the U.S. representative for Tennessee. |
