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American Pain

And I was like, "Hey...You was at doctor's office." And she was like,"I owned the doctor's...

And I was like, "Hey...
You was at doctor's office." And she was like,
"I owned the doctor's office." And I was like, "Okay,
that's why you're here." The mother-in-law,
they called her Gangster Granny

Full Transcript

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And I was like, "Hey... You was at doctor's office."
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And she was like, "I owned the doctor's office."
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And I was like, "Okay, that's why you're here."
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The mother-in-law, they called her Gangster Granny.
Duration
13 seconds
Views
29
Timestamp in Movie
01:31:14
Uploaded
Mar 27, 2025
Genres
documentary, history, sport
Production
CNN Films,Motto Pictures,TIME Studios,Fishbowl Films,Muck Media

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Movie Summary

American Pain traces the rise and fall of twin bodybuilders from Florida who become the kingpins of the largest oxycodone trafficking network in US history.
But, I mean, I think that it was an eye-opener for her, for sure. - American Pain 00:06
But, I mean, I think that it was an eye-opener for her, for ...
I'm gonna plead not guilty." - American Pain 00:11
I'm gonna plead not guilty."
And the wire fraud was nothing more than a questionnaire. - American Pain 00:05
And the wire fraud was nothing more than a questionnaire.
Pavnick: It was about how many out-of-state patients we had - American Pain 00:07
Pavnick: It was about how many out-of-state patients we had
It was -- it was a lie. It was a lie. - American Pain 00:06
It was -- it was a lie. It was a lie.
I don't like the fact that he let his mom go to prison - American Pain 00:09
I don't like the fact that he let his mom go to prison
Johnston: When I went to jail, I was relieved - American Pain 00:08
Johnston: When I went to jail, I was relieved
I went through the worst hell you could imagine. - American Pain 00:05
I went through the worst hell you could imagine.
I laid in a medical cell for three days straight, - American Pain 00:08
I laid in a medical cell for three days straight,
And I was just praying like, - American Pain 00:10
And I was just praying like,
People that were friends of mine - American Pain 00:07
People that were friends of mine
We actually reviewed the patient files - American Pain 00:09
We actually reviewed the patient files
And then we started making phone calls to sheriff's departments - American Pain 00:08
And then we started making phone calls to sheriff's dep...
We pulled approximately 300 names from the patient files - American Pain 00:09
We pulled approximately 300 names from the patient files
And we realized that 10% of that random 300, - American Pain 00:08
And we realized that 10% of that random 300,
So if you extrapolate that out to 28,000 patient files, - American Pain 00:12
So if you extrapolate that out to 28,000 patient files,
That's not -- that doesn't include the secondary - American Pain 00:07
That's not -- that doesn't include the secondary
Most of the customers from these facilities who died - American Pain 00:08
Most of the customers from these facilities who died
Turner: Thanks to the George brothers and their industry, - American Pain 00:11
Turner: Thanks to the George brothers and their industry,
And you can't help but think about - American Pain 00:10
And you can't help but think about