James Fox

Yeah, we went back and that's when we interviewed the two forensic pathologists and we've been trying to get a hold of Italo because we knew like the video, you know, didn't know that he had a heart attack, didn't know that he had like prostate cancer and surgery and all this other stuff.

And we got the other, he would respond and then he would disappear.

And it was like, you know, I jokingly said it was like grabbing a bar of soap in the bathtub because he was like, poo, poo, poo, you know, like, ah, he was just there.

And then Dr. Armando, credit to you, mate,

who did the autopsy on the deceased military officer and provided the tissue samples to Dr. Giannini.

He's like, I was like, yeah, you know, while we're here, we really want to talk to Dr. Italo.

And he keeps like kind of responding and then disappearing like he wants to, or he seems conflicted, like, and then he was, oh yeah.

And right there in the middle of the interview, just walking, you know, talking.

And he's like, tomorrow morning, go to the hospital.

And he wants to meet you on the backside, 10 o'clock.

time it was.

Backside of the hospital.

Okay.

What's he going to, you know, we're like, shit, get all the camera crew ready.

And that's when he snuck us through the maternity ward, down the corridors, through the hospital, all cameras rolling, put on some gear.

I'm like, what's happening?

Why am I putting this gear on?

Takes us into the ICU.

That's where it happened.

In that room.