dr. daniel spitz and anita kay, we appreciate it.d on the speculation of michael jackson being addicted to painkillers, reaching out to doctors and dentists for prescription drugs. it is called dentist shopping. scoring that next fix out of the yellow pages. here is thelma gutierrez >> reporter: kenny morrison used to be a sous chef at a top los angeles restaurant. >> married, house on the beach, very corporate job. >> reporter: within a couple of years he lost it all because of a habit. you started with codeine, graduated to vicodin. how many pills were you taking at the height? >> at the height? i was taking probably 20, 25 a day. >> reporter: kenny didn't buy his drugs on the street corner or get them from a dope dealer. he got them from a dentist, a medical professional he had never even met before. according to the dea, 7 million american are abusing prescription drugs. that's more than the number of using cocaine, heroin and inhalents combined. >> if you have a legitimate medication prescribed by a doctor or dentist, how can yo

dr. daniel spitz, anita kay, we appreciate it.g to update you on just a brutal story, ghoulish story. illinois cemetery, hundreds of graves dug up. and relatives are horrified because the heart of this is that these graves were dug up so that the people at the cemetery could resell the plots. it's part of our "what matters" segment. richelle carey coming up to update you on that. stay with us. >>> it seems like a story that only gets worse. we're talking about the historic african-american cemetery in illinois where graves were dug up and resold. some new information on that, follow-up for you. let's bring in our "prime news" correspondent richelle carey for that. it's our weekly feature "what matters." it's a sad story. go ahead. >> and this matters, mike. this really matters. burr oak cemetery in suburban chicago is a crime scene, a massive crime scene. four people are accused of digging up hundreds of graves, reselling the plots. now with someone finally in control of the cemetery and burr oak set to reopen on august 1st, thous

dr. daniel spitz who joined me from detroit. what do you think. you heard the fire captain, a burn three or four inches wide, a big bald spot on the head, second, third degree, how painful was that injury. >> anybody who has sustained even a tiny burn knows how painful it can be. dealing with a burn of this nature the pain is going to be eck excruciate and for quite some time and then there is the reconstruction that goes along with it and all of the surgeries prompt additional treatment and pain. you can see how this could lean to excessive use of pain medication. >> geraldo: dr. klein, his long time dermatologist suggested michael underwent many recon strucktive surgery where they take the bald spot and try to make it smaller by cutting the space in between and bringing the skin together and that was complicated by lupus and the other medical conditions he had. do you buy that? >> i do. certainly there was going to be a lot of reconstructive surgeries to help minimize the damage to his appearance and all of those are going to be treated to come