testing, testing, one, two, three. sir, you got the headphones part there? yes, this is the doctor. am i looking for a part-time job? hi, this is dianna. i m looking for a medical field. you guys want to [bleep] around? you re going to [bleep] need pain management. i walked out of the door. you make a lot more money doing this than you do doing plastic surgery. my doctor s average is about 1.8 million a year. oh my god. that s great, chris. hello? christopher? yes. hey, it s the sheriff s office. what s wrong? you need to come home right now. there s some people at your house who need to speak to you. hello? hey. they re in the house. they have dogs and the fbi is here. it s not a [bleep] joke. baby, you know i love you, right? yeah, i do. what do you want me to do? i don t know, chris. baby, i m [bleep] i m [bleep] why are you [bleep] they re going to put me in jail for a long time, babe. a long [bleep] time. you just need to rel
morning, mr. george. we have pictures of people snorting, shooting up in this parking lot after coming out of your clinic. i mean, what do you have to say about what s going on here? i don t believe you re right. that s all you have to say? after our story, then they moved. we followed them. every place that they had, we found them. you run, but you can t hide. be careful, there s a van across the street. yeah, it s probably carmel. i don t want to go there. i don t want to be on camera. should i change my clothes and put a mask on and go flash and dash? nah, unless you have a slingshot. shoot out some of the windows. you want me to do that? i took pride in the fact that they were worried about us. yeah, i heard you. ma am, we just want to know why all of these people have to drive thousands of miles to see your doctor. hello? that dumb bitch is here. who? that lady, that video camera lady is here. get out of here. eventually, we were in
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?
partners. and what we each had was the responsibility to open up one office at first. my clinic, south florida pain. and his office, east coast pain. and we split the profits. we walked down to the tax collector s office, gave him $36, and he basically gave us this license to deal drugs. no questions asked. i had no idea. i thought it was going to be like a regular doctor s office. elevator music playing and a couple people sitting out there, not a line all the way down the street. the very first day, i was like, [bleep] man, we re not even open yet, and there s people waiting, scratching their neck, drinking mountain dews and smoking cigarettes. it kind of reminded me a bit of a trap house, you know? after being open for about three weeks, we got a phone call from dr. overstreet s wife. she said he d been in a car wreck and flipped his jeep over a cliff and died.
chart right off the bat. chris s pain clinics were much more prolific than jeff george s pain clinics were. so chris was definitely at the top of the chart. you would love to get an undercover and working in the clinic. but we couldn t do that in this case. because if you didn t know chris or jeff, you did not get hired. we started figuring out, well, what can we do to get an undercover in there? i was sitting at my desk. i was wearing an affliction shirt. affliction was like the big thing back then. and i heard, who are you? and i said, well, i m the new guy. and she goes, i need an undercover. the second you meet jen, you know she means business. she told me what was going on. and then it s like, you just want me to go basically to a doctor s appointment? and she said, it was not like any other doctor s office you ve