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 me.