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dr. webster, sanjay gupta with cnn. a microphone and i wonder if i can ask you some questions? we have been trying to reach out to your team. >> i have an appointment now. >> reporter: will you stay and talk with us after the appointment? >> i have an appointment. >> reporter: after the appointment will you sit down and talk with us. can i walk with you? >> no. >> reporter: will you answer a couple questions? >> no. >> reporter: okay. we got a statement. dr. webster said the clinic treated difficult and complicated people with pain with the highest standard of care. he went on to call the death as tragedy of the worst kind for patients to die not from a result of treatment, but in spite of it. >> she was doing great. she was up to walking almost five miles a day. >> reporter: several months after starting at life tree, carol ann bosley kicked the opioids and she went to rehab. >> she had lost weight. she was managing her pain on tylenol. only. >> reporter: soon afterward he says, carol ann got a call. >> she said dr. we

dr. webster he told me that she committed suicide. >> reporter: why do you have to call dr. iagnosis? >> reporter: the utah medical examiner's office said webster didn't have any influence over her stated cause of death, which makes what happened next even more puzzling. >> maybe five weeks later, i get a revised autopsy report. cause of death, undetermined. >> reporter: when it came back undetermined, was there an explanation? they just changed it. it has been four years since she died, her husband still wonders why his pleas for help to the staff at life tree and especially lind webster fell on deaf ears. you blame dr. webster for your wife's death? >> i do. to this day i regret that i did not go down there and find him. i would have pinned him to the wall and i would have made him listen and then i would have warned him with his life. leave my wife now, i should point out, he did not want to talk to us, but previously acknowledged some 20 deaths at the clinic while it was open. the vast majority of them were suicides. he gave us a statement, part of which you saw in the pi

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