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Earlier this year, I brought you a story about a Montana oncologist named Dr. Thomas Weiner.

And Dr. Weiner is accused of treating people for cancer who don't even have cancer.

And he reportedly made a fortune doing this.

I finished my series, but there was unfinished business.

The state of Montana has repeatedly renewed Dr. Thomas Weiner's medical license,

despite the controversy.

But now we have new developments on the case.

So what I'm going to do is I'm going to play you the episodes,

part one and part two of my series, Licensed to Kill.

And at the end of the episode, you'll hear a brand new interview with Dr. Randy Sasek,

who's going to talk to us about what happened since this series first aired.

Right. Without further ado, here is Licensed to Kill Part 1 and Part 2. Stick around to the

end to get updates on this case. Imagine getting the news that you have cancer.

And I'm not talking about just any cancer.

I'm talking about stage four lung cancer.

Stage four lung cancer is one of the most aggressive and deadly cancer diagnosis.

It means that the cancer has spread to other organs, such as a brain, bones, or liver.

One of the first questions on your mind is, how long have I got?

Scott Warwick of Helena Montana must have asked himself this question every single day.

A study found that patients with stage 4 lung cancer, who chose not to undergo any treatment,

had a much shorter life expectancy, just about over 16 months on average.

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