i could probably make that trip right now with my eyes closed. a lot of people would go to i-95. i d always go south florida parkway. why d you go that way? that s just the way i like going. through kentucky, two-and-a-half hours, tennessee, two-and-a-half hours, georgia, eight hours, and then florida, six hours. on the way down there, it was always time crunch, like we stopped bare minimum. well, we stopped for gas and stuff, but that s it. at least i ll have seen an alligator one day. it was coming up on there. we were looking through data from the dea. the george brothers and people like them got almost 90 percent of all the oxycodone manufactured in the entire country. of the 20 highest prescribing physicians in the entire country, five of them worked at just one of chris facilities. just in 2009 alone, they
you want me to list, like, every charge? their father usually would get an attorney or whatever for them. he d get them off with sometimes nothing more than community service. so they really never had to pay the price for any of their antics. their father told them the police were stupid because if they were smart, they d be making more money. i think they just thought they were smarter than everybody else, and they could get away with everything. we were getting in fights and working out, bodybuilding, and we just wanted an advantage, so then we started doing steroids. i sort of guessed it when i started seeing them bulk up. and when i confronted them, i was like, don t you know how bad this stuff is for you? and they said, oh, no, no, we get the good stuff.
now. there s some people at your house that need to speak to you. we breached the entrance, initiated the search. we seized a small amount of cash, some documents. hello. hey. babe, i m [bleep] they have a search warrant. they re inside my house. what? for what? i don t know. we did find three firearms. chris is a convicted felon. he s not supposed to have any firearms in his house. call your lawyer right now, chris. you need to go there and see what s going on. listen, there are two guns in the garage. you need to say they re yours. i ll get rid of them. baby, you might have to take the blame for some of this stuff. that s fine, babe. call your lawyer. babe. i think i m in a lot of trouble. search warrants are always enlightening. you find things you never expected to find. and oddly in his garage he had what looked to be a white supremacist or a nazi flag.
going good, you don t want to stop doing them. there was no reason to stop at that time. chris and jeff, they wanted the best of stuff. jeff had a lamborghini. chris gets an unbelievable truck, fancy watches, jet skis. jeff had a 50-foot boat. they did it all. i bought three houses and was in the process of buying eight more. and they were mostly just for my friends to live in. going to the super bowl,
i mean, some of the stuff s pretty horrible, for real. prison school, that s where all the hookups are. whitney s father, glenn, my uncle, he was in prison with this guy who had this hookup in florida. my dad and my cousin, red, started going to florida, getting roxy s and bringing them back. and i started selling them for him. roxy s back then wasn t really heard of in kentucky. we had to give them away pretty much just to get them hooked on it. prescription drugs, they sell good. yeah. i started going to the doctor getting pledgings when i was 12 years old. they re a speed. in the 90s, i was selling dilaudid. it was a big one then. my brother glenn come by, and he said, do you want to make some money, some real money? just ride up there with me to florida. south florida pain was the original pain clinic. the word on the street was they