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meds but seemed like i lost. >> to honor the service and sacrifice of their son jason. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel back with us. the va has acknowledged this has happened but have they specified what they are going to do to make sure this hasn't been happening again? >> dr. hoolihan, he had desk job duties but now he is just completely out of the picture along with another wurp of his colleagues. >> so the other element of this is that it is so heartbreaking to think that a marine who is willing to sacrifice his life for his country ends up dying at a va hospital that's supposed to be helping him. >> it is true. there had been allegations against dr. hoolihan for years and there had pen one investigation before and in that finding they did decide that okay, this guy should probably not be seeing patients that are taking a large amount of opiates. but then this still happened. so then it wasn't enough to basically get rid of this climate of fear that had been contributing to this very poor patient care. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel. thanks so much. >> next, a look at last rites for death

christof putzel has more on what that autopsy found. >> i never thought he would died. >> marv and linda lost their son jason last august. the marine did not die overseas, he died at the medical facility. i said jason what's wrong with you? he said blah blah blah. what's wrong with him he can't even talk? she said we gave him some medication for migraine, he'll be all right in a couple of hours. >> reporter: he wasn't all right, efforts to revive him had failed. the state autopsy revealed something entirely different. mixed drug toxicity. >> everywhere it says positive drugs found in his system? >> right. every one is a medication that the va prescribed to him. >> the medical examiner found 13 different medications in jason's system. >> he was so drugged up, he had a drug to keep him up in the morning, and drugs at night because he couldn't sleep. it was a vicious circle. >> reporter: jason was one veteran, kept doped up on unusually high levels of opiates. it was difficult for jason after his four years in the marines ended at 2002. one witness to jason's last day was kristin a former toma housekeeper. who spoke out wha