Jun 25, 2026 · 37 min · 14 segments
A visit to a ranch sparks a new investigation. But as the authorities close in, Dr Schneider drops off the map. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and…
Laura BeilHost
Annette RainsfordGuest
Joe WomackGuest
John TeelingGuest
Anthony FrenchGuest
Amy McIntyreGuestVA Hospital AdministratorGuest
Colin RubichGuest
[gentle music] About 12 miles north of Cody, where Heart Mountain rises above open farmland, a lone car wound its way toward a secluded ranch.
A lawyer named Joe Womack followed the long drive to the house, passing hay fields and a well-stocked pond.
You could see the, the fish rising around the pond, so you could just go stand on the bank and take your little fly line and stick it out there and catch some trout.
It had been a year since Schneider had been stripped of his Wyoming medical license, and now more and more of his former patients and their families were pursuing him for malpractice.
Joe had been appointed by the court as the bankruptcy trustee to assess the scope of Schneider's wealth.
He was claiming that he just didn't have the ability to pay any of his debts, that he didn't have any assets.
I see somebody like that, and I just say, "Man, you are such a dude, wannabe cowboy." He's clearly not a working rancher.
Dr. Schneider played the gracious host, walking Joe around, pointing out the crops he'd planted in the fields.
He was hoping he might be able to sell them to pay Dr. Schneider's debts, but Dr. Schneider told him that the furniture wasn't his to sell.
[gentle music] About 12 miles north of Cody, where Heart Mountain rises above open farmland, a lone car wound its way toward a secluded ranch.
A lawyer named Joe Womack followed the long drive to the house, passing hay fields and a well-stocked pond.
You could see the, the fish rising around the pond, so you could just go stand on the bank and take your little fly line and stick it out there and catch some trout.
It had been a year since Schneider had been stripped of his Wyoming medical license, and now more and more of his former patients and their families were pursuing him for malpractice.
Joe had been appointed by the court as the bankruptcy trustee to assess the scope of Schneider's wealth.
He was claiming that he just didn't have the ability to pay any of his debts, that he didn't have any assets.
I see somebody like that, and I just say, "Man, you are such a dude, wannabe cowboy." He's clearly not a working rancher.
Dr. Schneider played the gracious host, walking Joe around, pointing out the crops he'd planted in the fields.
He was hoping he might be able to sell them to pay Dr. Schneider's debts, but Dr. Schneider told him that the furniture wasn't his to sell.
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