The crazy news stories from 2001 that vanished overnight, because of September 11th.

The FBI court of pharmacist who'd spent decades diluting chemo meds for cancer patients.

Truly a twisted and vile thing to do.

It was on the cusp of breaking national headlines when the agent in charge was set to meet with the director of the FBI.

On the morning of September, well, yeah, you've guessed it. There's a podcast that tells the story.

It's called American Greed. This guy was Robert Courtney, and he underdosed thousands of doses.

The nurses were the ones who noticed the patients getting chemo bags from this one specialty pharmacy,

just didn't get the crazy side effects, and they were getting zero benefits either. Good nurses who actually pay attention to their intuition. You know, the ones routinely crushed in real

life by everyone, even though nurse intuition has been clinically proven to be a thing. They save so many

lives. They caught the Green River killer, the most

prolific serial killer in the USA a few weeks after. If Sep 11th hadn't happened, I believe this

would have been the major news event of the year. He killed for decades. The family of a victim in my

hometown was set to go on, I think it was 2020? It was some nationally syndicated program.

They were going to get a chance to get attention on their daughter's case. It was set the same week

as the terror attack. They never did go on TV about it at all. It was discovered that the McDonald's

Monopoly game had been rigged by an insider for years, and all the largest prizes were funneled to

his personal

friends, as well as the Gambino crime family. The trial for this fraud started on September 10th,

2001. So pretty much all news coverage was overshadowed the next day. The worst part was that there

were next to zero consequences for everyone involved, including the mastermind who basically

stole $20 million with a

slap on the wrist. He also single-handedly destroyed an advertising company employing hundreds of

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