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Conspired with jeffrey epstein in the crime of human trafficking can be investigated, can be indicted. obviously ghislaine is going to be someone that authorities are looking at. how likely is it that this could reach her? >> i think you're going to see an intense investigation. berman from the southern district of new york is saying this is not over and we continue to look at this case carefully. i think this is a huge embarrassment for the department of justice because they signed off on this immunity agreement that was negotiated by the southern district of florida, acosta, the u.s. attorne...

Company would settle, his medical license would be taken away and everything destroy. >> his life is flashing before his eyes? >> uh-huh. >> one of those former patients now had terminal cancer and she was suing him for not diagnosing it sooner. michelle says for mark, the malpractice suit was more than a blemish on his reputation, a blow on his vanity. although michelle assured him of her love and support she said she could feel him pulling away. >> i knew he was stressed about the lawsuits but felt i could help him. >> reporter: a few weeks later it was michelle that needed support when she ...

His medical license would be taken away, and everything would be destroyed. narrator: so his life is flashing before his eyes. mm-hmm. narrator: one of those former patients now had terminal cancer, and she was suing him for not diagnosing it sooner. michelle says that for mark, the malpractice suit was more than just a blemish on his reputation, it was a blow to his vanity. and though michelle assured him of her love and support, she said she could feel her husband pulling away. and i knew that he was stressed out about the lawsuits, but i really believed in my heart that it was something tha...