This week on The Perfect Scamp.

And the text ends with a text that says,

if we're going to be dirty, I want to be real dirty.

If we're going to be dirty, I want to be real dirty. Wow.

Welcome back to the perfect scam.

I'm your host Bob Sullivan.

Hospice is a beautiful essential service that can help families deal with an incredibly difficult and sensitive time in life.

It can allow death with dignity for people who are terminally ill.

Back in the 1980s, the US extended hospice coverage to Medicare patients,

ensuring that more Americans would have access to this critical benefit.

Unfortunately, unscrupulous operators often try to cheat Medicare through criminal enterprises,

and hospice benefits have been a target of such

criminals. Now stealing billions from taxpayers is bad enough but sometimes

these criminals actually put patients and their health care at risk.

And in today's story, you'll hear about an almost unthinkable crime.

A company so desperate to steal for Medicare that its CEO actually instructed

doctors and nurses to take steps designed to make the patients die faster

so the firm would be more profitable.

But thanks in part to our first guest, they didn't get away with it.

My mother retired from Neiman Marcus, I worked in the ladies ready to wear. She was the

seamstress as well, but her primary job function was in sales. That's Judy Vannebel

Grogan, who lives in Tyler, Texas, about 90 minutes east of Dallas.

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