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"predator on the reservation" focuses on theecades-long failure to stop a government pediatrician who had been accused of sually abusing native american boys in his care the blackfeetan reservation in montana. >> reporter: the r hervation's onpital was run by the. >> brangham: h.s., which struggled to find doctors. mary ellen was the hospital's c.e.o. at the time. >> he had been without a pediatrician for a while, so here comes the new doctor. all i could think ofwas he looks comfort. he was young. he just seemed like he would be a good fit for us.on >> reportere of the first things dr. weber did is help expand the hospital's th outreach programs. >> they were talking about we want to do something in the school. we have some programs that would blend really well with the school. i just thought, wow, here's something that the hospital can do for community. we'll put dr. weber out there in the community. >> almost from the start concerns began to emerge. ken davis is the chairman of the blackfleet tribe. but in 1992 he word the hospital's facilities department. >> the green use, 105, that's the one weber was in. j>> reporter: part of hi was to inspect government-owne