Stony Brook

All right, I'm just going to go to Panera Bread.

I would go to Panera Bread at the end of the day from five to when they close at like 10, 1030 in the Stony Brook area.

It's in Smith Haven Mall, if anyone's listening to this and that's where they want to go.

I would sit in the window.

Now, if you look at these Three pigs.

If you've ever lived in a wealthy Democrat-run area, e.g. Stony Brook in New York, then these three women look exactly the part.

They look ex- I, I, I mean, I looked at them, I said, "Yes, of course, I've seen these types of women walking around campus," was when I was in college many, many times.

And yes, I remember these types of women.

So this was what it was like back then.

You'd find your FM dial, scroll all the way to the bottom of the numbers, and find 89.5 or WFMU in Stony Brook, Long Island or at WNYU in New York City or some peculiar ones in Connecticut, and that's how we heard about music for the first time.

So you're saying, like, how you kind of had to, when you first got to New York, you were kinda doing it solo.

Um, obviously, I would say now you have, like, a very core group of guys that you still play music with today that you started with.

Hi guys, my name is Dr. Vince Vargas.

I am just finished residency from Stony Brook and I am continuing on as an attending here on Long Island with Northwell at South Shore University Hospital.

I had my first child, my first boy in February of this year.

Hi, everyone.

Mark Wolf.

In Stony Brook, among them, I shadowed Dr. Neil Cain.

He's actually a vascular surgeon when he was back at NYU.

So those are some of the doctors that I shadowed throughout my time in undergrad.

He wasn't lying about the job, at least.

In June 1993, using forged documents once again, Michael had gotten himself a psychiatry residency at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

The dean there later put it bluntly, the standard checks on applicants hadn't been done.

michael's residency placed him at the veterans affairs medical center in northport on long island for michael this was the perfect hunting ground it's full of long-term seriously ill patients many of them are older many of them don't get many visitors if one of them dies no one is shocked and no one goes looking for a reason According to reporting on the case, Michael's very first patient at North Port, a veteran named Dominique Bufalino was dead within about a day of Michael's arrival.

Simarco died.

But the walls finally started closing in that October, and it happened because of Kristen.

after she died her mother couldn't let go of her questions about the man her daughter had been engaged to she reached out to a friend of kristin's a nurse back in south dakota that nurse alerted the dean who dealt with michael there and he picked up the phone and called the dean at stony brook on october 22nd 1993 stony brook fired michael swango But by the time anyone tried to build a case against him, he was gone.

In 1994, he packed up and disappeared.

Nevertheless, I got through a PhD in neuroscience.

I worked four years in the States for my postdoc at Stony Brook on Long Island and then at UHCF as medical center and then also a little bit in Connecticut.

And that allowed me to... to drive across the American continent in my little Pinto four times all

by myself.

Lived there for most of my life.

Went to college out in Stony Brook, Long Island.

Nice.

And then moved back here to, was in Brooklyn for a few more years until I moved to Manhattan.

So you're in Brooklyn and then you leave Brooklyn, right?

Yeah.

So how'd that work out? How'd that happen? I, well, I initially, like I said, I went to college out in Stony Brook.

So that was my first break away from home, you know, moving into the dorms and just seeing life outside of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, which was different because you go there and then there's different kids from all over the United States.

There's already five.

Stony Brook, NYU, Columbia, Toro, and Buffalo.

There's already five dental schools in New York.

We don't need the six.

Graduated from there with a degree in chemical biology.

Then I went to Stony, took a gap year.

Then I went to Stony Brook Dental School, and then I went to NYU and Bellevue's oral maxillofacial surgery four-year track.

That's my route.