Award of warning, this podcast explores graphic and disturbing stories and includes some

strong language. It therefore may not be suitable for our young listeners or other folks who

may find it disturbing. Hello and welcome to True Crime Daily, The Podcast, covering high

profile and under the radar cases from across the country every week. I'm your host, Anna Garcia,

and our cases this week are centered on two doctors accused of doing some really horrible things.

A once respected neurologist has been convicted of sexually assaulting patients,

prosecutors say that the doctor created a system of abuse by over prescribing addictive medications

to his patients. And then he would deny them additional prescriptions or renewals unless they

submitted to his sexual demands. After 15 years of abuse, the voices of his victims have finally

been heard in a New York court. But first, a huge development this week in the case of a dentist

accused of killing his wife on safari to collect over $4 million in insurance money,

and to be able to start a new life with his lover. The dentist has been found guilty of murdering

his wife. He claimed that his wife accidentally shot herself during a hunting trip. Six years

after the wife's death, a federal court has declared justice. We are recording this on Wednesday,

August 3rd of 2022. Our guest today is Danny Smith, who is an author and a former L.A.

county sheriff's detective with over 20 years of experience on the force. He is also a prolific

writer of detective novels, including the Dickie Floyd series and his personal story, which you

can see there on the screen. And for those of you listening, nothing left to prove. Danny, welcome back.

Thank you, Anna. Appreciate it. Good to be here. Good to have you back. You know, Danny's

are regular on the show, and I met Danny on a homicide. And I like to, it's hard to believe,

but during the worst of times, you can meet some of the most amazing people. And that's what always

inspires me and gives me hope, which is why I do these crime stories for the hope and the people.

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