That is one of my biggest fears in life." The courtroom listened to her words in silence.

As someone who has a five and a seven-year-old, you know, that gut punches you, because you just think the one thing you want out of life, right, at this stage in your life, is to be able to see your kids grow.

And she, you know, spoke about the loss of her dad and just how devastating that was.

To prosecutor Colin Rubich, it's an outcome that's hard to stomach.

I've seen so many people do such horrible things, sell their souls really, for what is essentially stuff and money, and Schneider is, of course, one of the ones that sticks with me because here is a guy who, to this day, I am sure he is living a very, very comfortable life.

He's living a life that most people would never dream of.

So many of the defendants that I come in contact with really have never had an opportunity, and then I see a guy like Schneider, and I just think, "What haven't you been given?" And it's sad because I don't know of anything that could be done to get him to see the damage that he has done to people, and that is just tragic to me.

So Teeling reached out to a federal prosecutor he often worked with, Colin Rubich.

John would call and say, "Hey, I've got something that I think is worth our time." And I said, "Okay, what do you got?"

Despite denying any wrongdoing, he'd paid millions of dollars settling a defamation lawsuit brought against him by another doctor, and now it looked like he was lying and hiding his assets.

This wasn't isolated.

You know, this lying that he was doing was part of a bizarre sort of pattern of behavior.

I mean, he's lying and lying and lying.