So This Is Ecstasy?

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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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