admitted he deliberately misdiagnosed healthy patients with cancer and profited from their unnecessary treatments faced his accusers in court. and they lashed out at the man they say ruined their lives. abc s clayton sandell has details. reporter: victims and families speaking out against a doctor they say put them in a prison of fear and pain. dr. farid fata pleaded guilty to health care fraud and other charges that he deliberately misdiagnosed hundreds of patients as having cancer to justify unnecessary treatment. sue lane spoke about her husband. after he started his treatments, he went blind. he lost all his hair. he couldn t walk. he couldn t see. reporter: at his sentencing hearing in a michigan federal court, another says her husband still suffers pain and depression. it s despicable. you filled him with poison for your cash flow. the daughter of another victim telling fata, you murdered and tortured my dad. never looked at him. i got so mad looking at him, i just lost i
the evidence this has gathered is saved for any sort of prosecution that may or may not take place. captain, the washington post reports that the other arrestee who was in that vaven with freddie gray says he could only hear what was happening on the other side of the vans that he couldn t see. is that the way it is inside those vans? that there s a partition from one side to the other and one arrestee cannot see what the other one is doing? what we have tried to do from the onset is not talk about the interior of the van. what we don t want to do is create conjecture. we don t want the public to have misinformation or to begin to theorize. we need to be able to allow the investigative team to look at all the evidence to interview witnesses, to be able to talk to people and be able to verify and validate the information that they re getting. i know that that doesn t answer the question and i know that
take place. captain, the washington post reports that the other arrestee who was in that van with freddie gray says he could only hear what was happening on the other side of the vans, that he couldn t see. is that the way it is inside those vans? that there s a partition from one side to the other and one arrestee cannot see what the other one is doing? what we have tried to do from the onset is not talk about the interior of the van. what we don t want to do is create conjecture. we don t want the public to have misinformation or to begin to theorize. we need to be able to allow the investigative team to look at all the evidence, to interview witnesses, to be able to talk to people and be able to verify and validate the information that they re getting. i know that that doesn t answer the question and i know that that doesn t address the concerns that people have right now. we hear that. that is why we have moved to reduce as much information as we could, more than we have in a
potentially delusions that he couldn t see. he could have been in the cockpit hearing god tell him to crash the plane. it s extremely hard to have sympathy for someone who murdered 150 people. but most individuals with psychosis or mental illness would never do something to harm others. they don t understand and there s there are times when they re risky, and they re high profile. and so we note that is a. but the vast majority of people who have schizophrenia or a psychotic delusional type of illness aren t harmful. and as a therapist or a physician, if i perceive that someone is a potential harm to themselves or another, i would have and any of my colleagues would have to act to keep the person and others safe and have the person hospitalized. yeah. ruth thank you so much for your insight. appreciate it. we ll be right back. eh, you don t want that one. yea, actually i do. it s mucinex fast-max night time
hope they don t burn the place down. reporter: he couldn t see, couldn t hear and he had no idea what was happening upstairs. all he knew was that his museum was unguarded and about to be robbed. it all happened so fast, he never had a chance to hit the one panic button by the guard desk. he knew no one was coming to help. did thieves know that as well? it appears they did, since they were in no rush to get out. it is interesting. they took the guards after they handcuff and tape them and brought them to the basement. about 24 minutes elapsed before we see them again. reporter: motion detectors place pd throughout the building picked up their trail for nearly an hour and a half. but that didn t matter. those motion detectors weren t connected to police outside. they only alert the guard sitting at the computer by the