Eight years ago, the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office launched a campaign called “the Faces of Meth” to address Oregon’s methamphetamine problem. The images showed the jarring effects of meth on addicts’ faces through before-and-after pictures from their arrest records.
Rehabs.com recently followed suit with this infographic. Warning: these images are disturbing.
via Business Insider.
Ugh.
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