The Forgotten Fight: Prohibition and Corruption

This chapter explores the multifaceted impacts of Prohibition in America, focusing on the story of Formula 6 and the failures of the justice system during the 1920s. It highlights the challenges faced by coroners, particularly the unqualified individuals filling these positions, and the emergence of Dr. Alexander Gettler as a dedicated chief medical examiner. Through the lens of Gettler's journey, the narrative reveals the intersection of public health, governance, and the personal struggles of those committed to reform.