Tom Arnold’s sister Lori details how she became the ‘Queen of Meth’ in doc: I needed 'to feel alive'

The former queenpin details her rise and fall as one of the most prolific drug dealers of the Midwest.

"The next thing I knew I’ve got somebody on top of me with a gun on my forehead," she shared. "I just felt that cold gun rest on my head. I rolled my eyes and said, ‘What do you want? Go ahead.’ I didn’t fight it. Ain’t no point in resisting. They told me to put some clothes on. And as I got dressed, I saw my husband laying on the floor handcuffed. The feds were on him." The story of Arnold, one of the most prolific meth dealers in the Midwest, is the subject of a new docu-series titled "Queen of Meth," which is now available for streaming on discovery+. It details the rise and fall of the 60-year-old, once dubbed "Scarface in a skirt," told from Arnold herself, as well as her older brother, Tom Arnold.