dr. butterbrodt would clash over the care of a patient. dr.e office of the acting clinical director in pine ridge. and finally, i said something really out of line. i id, "if i'd wanted to intimidate him, i would have cut his nuts off with a rusty knife." and that remark went right to washington. a i was branded iolent, out-of-control person, and within a few weeks was traveling up to belcourt, north dakota, leaving my life and my career and family, everything. >> narrator: the ihs sent dr. butterbrodt to one of its most remote outposts, 575 miles away, on the canadian border. >> the nurses came up to me and said, "now you know why we don't ok what they've done to you." i was ordered to leave. i was chased off by pedophile and the people who chose him over me. ♪ >> narrator: months later, a new ihs chief medical officerhe arrived inegion. >> you, know, it just seemed like the perfect storm of issuef that kinrose. >> narrator: rod cuny determined that dr. butterbro had been unfairly punished. >> you know, i credit mark butterbrodt, because he,

dr. butterbrodt would become increasingly fixated on exposing dr.nd people would say to me, "you don't have any real evidence." and that was always the indian health service line, too.oo you know, "we'ved at the data bank, there's no complaints on him. he's clean." ♪ and i learned that there was a psychologist who had word with him at browning, and was aware of his activities in browning, montana, prior to 1995, when he came here. >> narrator: it was dan and becky foster, who'd had concerns about weber's behavior on the blackfeet reservation. >> frosch: when mark is telling you guys, basically saying, that crimes have been committed how did that make you guys feel? >> well, i think it... i think we just... so you get to be just so angry and frustrat and then just kind of numb. because part of what happens is that you can see all of these knowing that you've tried to do everything that you could dowi in the bounds of what's available to you, and then nothing happens. it says to me as a... indian woman, as a mother, is that your kids don't matter. >>