it. but it wasn t what it seems. and what they said it was. reporter: could you tell me real quickly how you left texas and decided to come here and fwet into this business? how easy or hard was that? i don t want to talk about it right now. reporter: with such apparent widespread fraud in the program, former supervisor joy jarfur says it s not just taxpayers who are being cheated. i m not a you know, the employee anymore that has to look at this every day. but i m a taxpayer that knows that this is going on. and it angers me. and there s story after story after story about medicaid dollars being cut from people who need the services. drew and his team found even more evidence of mismanagement and fraud. coming up next, how some clinics got clients in the door. you will be amazed. i m gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh.no, it s actually my geico app.see? .i just uh paid my bill.
it took an audit for me to know how deep it was. how deep of fraud was going on there. reporter: other whistle blowers came forward and claimed that so cal was committing drug medi-cal fraud by labeling teens with fake addictions. riverside county officials told us they didn t have an easy way to prove so cal was making up addictions. but the county pulled the clinic s funding anyway because so many of its clients were dropping out. that forced so cal to shut down. but the other clinic in los angeles county accused of similar practices remains open. just last year a county report on pomona alcohol and drug recovery center found significant and serious deficiencies in the program. the operator of both clinics is a man named tim ajindu who told the county his business is a pillar in our community.
university of pittsburgh medical center. but in their criminal complaint police say her husband, 64-year-old dr. robert ferante murdered her with a lethal dose of cyanide. the two had a 6-year-old daughter together. what did she say about her daughter. it was the love of her life. reporter: did she talk about her husband at all? not at all. not once. reporter: one of the theories the prosecution will work off of is that the cyanide was mixed with the creatine klein took. the levels of cyanide in klein s system were significant. enough to make her collapse in 30 seconds. and says when ferrante was questioned by police about his wife s death his demeanor was indifferent. he maintains his innocence in this thing. absolutely denies he had anything to do with her death. he is extremely concerned about his 6-year-old daughter. i m sure the commonwealth will say it s a strong circumstantial case.
reporter: is godfrey in? just a second. reporter: okay. he s actually not here at the moment. pride counselor markita jones denied any wrong doing. reporter: we wanted to ask about an investigation we re doing about gohost patients, people signing names, faking signatures and billing the state and county for treatment that s not happening. do you know anything about that? no, i don t. because that s not going on at this at this office. reporter: godfrey has never asked you to sign a form that says all these patients came here and they didn t go here? no, sir, he did not. reporter: you do the counseling yourself? yes, i do. i actually see live clients. reporter: as we waited for godfrey to show up, employees inside called police. they told us the boss was coming. we ve been camped out here waiting for them to show up. then abruptly shut down for the day. did he call back and say he s not coming? we never heard from anyone at
push it under the rug. i think the american people feel the same way. we should have the people who were on the scene come in, testify under oath, do it publicly and lay it out. there really isn t any national security issue involved with regard to that. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. reporter: wolf has repeatedly gone to the house floor asking for a select house committee be set up. involving several intelligence committee investigators assigned to get to the bottom of the failures that took place in benghazi. more than 150 fellow republican congressman have signed his request and just this week, eight republicans, including senators and members of congress, sent a letter to the new head of the fbi, asking he brief congress within 30 days. drew, on that same vein, hearing from the congressman, talking about pushing it under the rug, talking about coverup,