April 12, 2017 10:19 AM EDTUpdated 02:10 PM

Confident he’ll be exonerated on fraud charges, Martin Shkreli is working on another attempt to “shock and awe”

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Martin Shkreli speaks during an interview with Bloomberg on Friday, Dec. 23, 2016. Shkreli said the national outrage over drug pricing was blown out of …

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Confident he’ll be exonerated on fraud charges, Martin Shkreli is working on another attempt to “shock and awe”

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Con­fi­dent he’ll be ex­on­er­at­ed on fraud charges, Mar­tin Shkre­li is work­ing on an­oth­er at­tempt to “shock and awe”

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Confident he’ll be exonerated on fraud charges, Martin Shkreli is working on another attempt to “shock and awe”