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We. Are all too familiar with these kinds

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of stories? And out of

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this world personality praise on the

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desperation of someone going through the

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worst moment of their life seeking

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answers, seeking help. But what happens

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when that person providing the answers

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is someone you're supposed to trust?

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A doctor. Who. Promises hope, survival,

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a cure for Aids. Wouldn't you

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do anything he said to save

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yourself from wonder? He comes. The

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newest season of the renowned podcast

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Dr. Death. The new was season

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titled Bad Magic. And this isn't

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just some doctor, it's a famous one.

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A man with prominent celebrity

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endorsements, a credible biotech. Business,

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a big reputation, and

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yes, a quirky. Fascination with

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Magic. Don't miss this season! A

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story of deceit, narcissism, humanity and

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murder. I'm about to play clip

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from Dr. Death Bad Magic. Follow

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Dr. Death Bad Magic on the

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wintery app or wherever you get

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your podcast. It

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was laying on of freezing Saturday

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night and northern Vermont. Greg Davis

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was in his bedroom with his

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wife Melissa when they heard someone

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outside. Greg

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open the door and saw a

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standing there wearing a jacket and

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mask but the emblem of the

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Us Marshal. He was holding a

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rifle. Behind him

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in the driveway with a white

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Ford Explorer with emergency lights flashing

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and it's-the marshall said he had

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a warrant for Greg, the rest

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on racketeering charges had been instructed

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to take him into custody and

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transport him to Virginia. Greg

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couldn't have known what this was all about.

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He. was working and waste management has

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friends and family knew him as a

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father of six, a businessman and a

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devout Christian. He

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went to his bedroom and told his pregnant

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wife what was happening, then packed

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a bag of clothes and walked out. Davis'

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12-year-old son watched from the upstairs

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window as a car pulled away.

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It was the last time he saw his

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father alive. The

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next afternoon, a car made its way

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along a quiet stretch of Peachham Road,

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about 15 miles from Greg

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Davis' farmhouse. It

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was another brutally cold day,

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barely cracking 10 degrees. Just

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off the side of the road, the driver

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saw something out of place. It

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was a shape shutting out of the snow

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bank. There

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on the ground, partially covered by

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snow, was a man's body. His

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wrists were shackled, 22 caliber bullet

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wounds in his head and torso,

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with bullet casings speckling the snow

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bank. Greg

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Davis was dead. How

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had all this happened? Prosecutors

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would later claim it all traced back

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to a man whose life had long

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been cloaked in mystery and

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who was nowhere near Vermont that night. Well,

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good afternoon, everyone. It is truly

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my great pleasure to welcome an

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Okean biosciences. Less than

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a year after Greg Davis' body

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was found in the Vermont snow,

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the CEO of an emerging biotech

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company stood at a sleek white

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lectern in Times Square. The very

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first time I met Ronnessi our chairman, he

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told me we'll be a NASDAQ listed company.

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An Okean bioscience is now traded

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alongside tech giants like Apple and

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Microsoft, but the CEO Wasn't

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taking the credit. The success of

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the company was largely thanks to

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a man who was standing just

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off stage. The man with the

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ideas that drove and okay and

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by of sciences to it's six

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hundred million dollar valuation. The man

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was sort dyed blonde hair stubble

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and an impish smile. The

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very first time I met through google

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goog a will side to the colder

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he told me will be the company

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that would put an end to it

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radiates. At

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just thirty six years old, Dr.

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Sarah was leading a mission to

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and Hiv. Aids forever. He

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was also working on chores for cancer,

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hepatitis B, and a host of other

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disease. His piece saw

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him as america. Have.

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Compared him to Leonardo da Vinci,

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Nikola Tesla, and Einstein in one

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and the same person. But

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in a few years he wouldn't. Be

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known from World Changing Three. He

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would. Be known as a fruit. And

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have recently. Been.

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