 But in a joint statement to NPR yesterday, Sackler's family members told me that they are, quote, confident we would prevail in any future litigation. They described themselves, Layla, as victims, and I'm quoting here, of profound misrepresentation about our families and the opioid crisis. A lot of public health experts, of course, say members of the Sackler family did play a key role pushing the aggressive marketing of OxyContin at Purdue Pharma, leading to this wave of addiction and overdose deaths.