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
even though chris was an avowed white supremacist, some of the doctors that worked for him were black, some were jewish. this is america, right? green is more important than any other color. denise woke up first and said somebody was walking around the side of the house. and i looked and i saw some woman with a gun and i m going, oh crap. chris? yeah, what s going on? it s the dea. they re at everybody s house. jeff, we need to go to our mom s house. you know why? there s stuff in the attic. when i heard that phone call, i called one of the investigators out there. i said, go check the attic. and the investigator found three safes with over $4 million in them. hey chris, i m sorry, honey. they knew exactly where these safes were. someone very close to you knew that and is the informant. is it okay to talk on this phone? babe, this isn t good at all.
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. you start building your link
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 ordered just shy of 3 million pills. those numbers were through the roof compared to their competitors. these are what they call red flags in the investigative business. i wanted my doctors to be the top prescribing doctors in the country. to me, that was an accomplishment of being number one, and that was really my goal. i believe that the individuals who manufactured, distributed, supplied these
just falls to the floor. i got your pills in the parking lot. chill out, man. i ve been on the job as a special agent for over 20 years. and i ve seen a lot of crazy. but this was just [bleep] crazy. you couldn t make up the stuff that happened in this investigation. strippers and white supremacists running medical facilities. mri from the back of a strip club. criminal operations coming in from appalachia. doctors carrying guns under their lab coats. only in america. okay, cool. we re good. can you hear me? yep. oh, are you recording already? yeah, yeah, i started the recorder. okay. this call is from a federal prison. you know, this documentary is