This isn t good at all. okay. [ bleep ], dude. where are you at? i m almost there. babe. yes? [ bleep ]. dude, i don t know. maybe i should kill myself. you need to relax, and you need to think of a plan. i m just going to kill myself. babe, you know i love you, right? killing yourself is not the answer. you cannot leave me here by my [ bleep ] self to deal with your dirt. what do you want me to do? i don t know, chris. i don t know what you got us into. oh, babe, i m [ bleep ]ed. i m [ bleep ]ed, baby. major new developments
i found myself in a hallway one-on-one with chris. and i m thinking, don t screw this up. one minute or two minutes of interaction with a main target, you don t know if you re going to get it again. so i told him, i didn t know i can t say, you know, i drink. he s like, yeah, you can t say that, man. he gave me directions to executive, dianna s clinic. took out his wallet, gave me my money back, and he said, look, go to this clinic. he made a phone call to dianna. said, hey, i m sending this guy up to you. i m like, man, i m real sorry. are they going to give me a hard time up there?
federal investigations are thorough, but they re not quick. we dot our is, we cross our ts. you have to balance the amount of time you re spending with the urgency of what s happening in front of you. hello? hey. yeah. you hear about our patients? there was one particular moment, chris is talking to derek nolan about some people who d been in an accident. they d left his facility. they were high on drugs, and they got hit by a train while trying to cross a train track in their car. they tried to [ bleep ] weave through a railroad crossing and got hit by a [ bleep ] train yesterday. what did they say? two of them are dead. one of them is in critical condition.
Clinic in the country. seeing about 200 patients a day. when i had to kick somebody out of american pain, i would just send them to executive pain. give them a fresh start. so all my paperwork looked good. oh, that guy came in with track marks? i kicked him out. i don t know what happened there. chris also convinced denise, his mother, to go to work for him. denise was in the office. i mean, she saw what was going on. hello. hey, chris. hey, mom. i m filling out this questionnaire for harvard. they want to know what s the percentage of out-of-state patients. you ll have to take out the name and address on it. why? they ll be alarmed by how many out of state. denise was the assistant manager, kind of. she oversaw everything when i wasn t there. anything i needed, she would help me out with it. she was the one that was meeting with the wholesalers and getting the doctors to sign all their stuff. was she ever suspicious of the operation? she never said anything to
even though chris was an avowed white supremacist, some of the doctors that worked for him were black, some were jewish. this is america, right? green is more important than any other color. denise woke up first and said somebody was walking around the side of the house. and i looked and i saw some woman with a gun and i m going, oh crap. chris? yeah, what s going on? it s the dea. they re at everybody s house. jeff, we need to go to our mom s house. you know why? there s stuff in the attic. when i heard that phone call, i called one of the investigators out there. i said, go check the attic. and the investigator found three safes with over $4 million in them. hey chris, i m sorry, honey. they knew exactly where these safes were. someone very close to you knew that and is the informant. is it okay to talk on this phone? babe, this isn t good at all.