and michael speck is billie johnson's nephew. gs of billie earl johnson's phone calls soon revealed a surprise. not only did they hear billie earl talking about somebody named michael. they also heard another familiar voice. it was the voice of frank howard. >> i can get out of here, which will take about a month to get out of here. but i need some money. >> well, that's part of my problem. i mean, what-- what-- what happened to michael? i gave him a bunch of money. >> how much you give him? >> and-- i don't even know anymore, it's been so long. >> did you give him 20? >> uh, at least. >> it's clear from those phone conversations at the jail that frank's directly involved in, in orchestrating this. >> michael's got everything i had left. and he said -- he said he could take care of everything. >> reporter: even though the police were sure michael speck was one of the men in that silver car, they had no idea who the other man was. then a few months later, a call out of the blue provided the break they'd been looking for. >> the cal

billy johnson is the chief medical officer. he's fighting what appears to be a losing battle to keep liberia's health care system alive. most of the wards are closed altogether. the few that aren't are operating with a skeleton staff. outside in the car park, we meet the family that's desperately seeking help for their elderly father. he's diabetic, but he's also exhibiting symptoms consistent with ebola. throughout the country, patients are being turned away from hospitals. >> we are going to all the hospitals. they die in the car. you know? yeah. >> reporter: they leave, with the health care system at breaking point, they need to somehow get their father tested for ebola. for doctors, this is a terrible dilemma. >> our training is hands-on. you want to touch the patient, you want to feel patient, you want to be close by the patient. now we cannot do that. >> reporter: medical staff are the most exposed to the ebola virus, but doctor. johnson, one of the most senior health officials in the country, says that their understandab

became interested when i read about an african-american man from a 17 years old in mississippi, billy joe johnson, who died suspiciously in the hands of a deputy sheriff on the hands of a dark road in mississippi. it turns out that he has a scholarship and he was an athlete and it turns out that he was shot and made to lie in the street for seven hours and mr. and mrs. johnson were not allowed to see their son as he lay in the street and in addition to that mrs. johnson passed out. so that when we see what happened to michael brown, we understand that this is the tip of a larger iceberg and that black bodies are not valued in this society and we live in an age of disposability of culture were only a few people matter and follow a culture of violence. where black audience. the lowest in society. when we look at michael brown and when we look at the guy who is just killed in ohio, we began to detect the real pattern and i know that black men are being killed larger than the others, but black the black women are also being killed in larger numbers than all other women. so until we can claim this dis

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