Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=batDiPsRHfP Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Untold Truth Of Tom Arnolds Drug Lord Sister [msfDOx5Mk44] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT If you grew up in the '90s, Tom Arnold was everywhere, and not just as "Roseanne's husband." Arnold appeared in one bona fide blockbuster, 1994's True Lies (starring opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger, no less), and was a welcome comedic presence in movies like Nine Months and Happy Endings, in addition to a long list of TV appearances. But did you know that Tom Arnold's sister has been blamed for the epidemic of meth addiction that swept the Midwest in the 1980s and 1990s? It's true: Lori Arnold was Iowa's so-called "Queen of Meth." Here's the truth about Tom Arnold's drug lord sister. #TomArnold #Drugs #Actor Early drinking | 0:17 Meth in the family | 1:24 A biker husband got her in the game | 2:26 An underground super lab | 3:42 A million a month | 5:01 A hometown employer | 6:20 The feds get involved | 7:42 An attempt to rebuild | 8:40 Busted again | 9:57 Going straight | 10:53 No regrets | 11:42 Read full article: MtVoddvwt0j N4AnGZBd9An AcBytcwfWdA hX1Efa6WwDg pkKoj1QyhnU E3jAF2cpwNZ
If you grew up in the '90s, Tom Arnold was everywhere, and not just as "Roseanne's husband." Arnold appeared in one bona fide blockbuster, 1994's True Lies (starring opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger, no less), and was a welcome comedic presence in movies like Nine Months and Happy Endings, in addition to a long list of TV appearances. But did you know that Tom Arnold's sister has been blamed for the epidemic of meth addiction that swept the Midwest in the 1980s and 1990s? It's true: Lori Arnold was Iowa's so-called "Queen of Meth." Here's the truth about Tom Arnold's drug lord sister. #TomArnold #Drugs #Actor Early drinking | 0:17 Meth in the family | 1:24 A biker husband got her in the game | 2:26 An underground super lab | 3:42 A million a month | 5:01 A hometown employer | 6:20 The feds get involved | 7:42 An attempt to rebuild | 8:40 Busted again | 9:57 Going straight | 10:53 No regrets | 11:42 Read full article: MtVoddvwt0j N4AnGZBd9An AcBytcwfWdA hX1Efa6WwDg pkKoj1QyhnU E3jAF2cpwNZ