The Doctor Who Tried to Murder His Enemy With Fentanyl | Oz True Crime

The Doctor Who Tried to Murder His Enemy With Fentanyl | Oz True Crime A doctor lost a lawsuit, so he tried to have the other man killed with a fentanyl injection. The plan almost worked. Dr. Oz lays out how it fell apart. This Oz True Crime segment follows Dr. Daniel Schwartz, a pain management physician who worked in Michigan and Ohio. After losing a 60,000 dollar lawsuit to attorney Michael McCulloch over a condo dispute, Schwartz tried to hire one of his own patients, a man in recovery from meth addiction, to kill McCulloch with a quick brush pass injection of fentanyl. The patient did the right thing and blew the whistle. That led to an FBI sting that uncovered the doctor's backup hitmen plans and disturbing torture fantasies inspired by the movie Reservoir Dogs. Michael McCulloch joins Dr. Oz to talk about the terrifying ordeal, where the case stands now, and the brave informant who saved his life by refusing to go along with it. A wild, almost unbelievable case about how far one man was willing to go over a grudge. Chapters: 00:00:00 The Doctor Who Plotted A Fentanyl Murder 00:00:36 Inside The $60,000 Legal Revenge Motive 00:01:41 Victim Michael McCulloch Shares His Story 00:02:33 The Dark Medical Past Of Dr. Daniel Schwartz 00:04:20 The Terrifying Warning Call From A Stranger 00:06:29 The FBI Uncover The Lethal Fentanyl Plot 00:08:41 Backup Hitmen And The 4 AM FBI Investigation 00:09:28 Movie-Inspired Torture Fantasies Revealed 00:10:50 Facing Prison Charges And Medical License Status 00:12:39 The Brave Whistleblower Who Saved My Life Welcome to the official Dr. Oz YouTube Channel. Please enjoy all the exciting videos that will teach you about health and wellness, including beauty tips, recipes, supplements, happy relationships, smart finances, and much more to live "The Good Life". Subscribe and hit the bell icon to stay on track with your wellness journey. #droz #truecrime #truecrimestories #fentanyl #murderforhire #fbisting #revengeplot