The evidence is right there in the PDF as well as in the C-SPAN videos I linked. I&#x27;m not going through 8 hours of video I watched several months ago to find the exact timestamp, but since you claimed you researched all this you must have watched the videos with all the damning testimony they contain already. It&#x27;s pretty clear at this point you refuse to acknowledge any evidence that makes saint Shkreli look bad so there&#x27;s no point in going back and forth any further.<p>From the memo I linked earlier:<p>&gt; The email stated that the first patient “has a $6000.00 co-pay. She is not a Medicare part D but has a federal funded insurance plan so wouldn’t quali[f]y for co-pay assistance or be covered under whatever Medicare Part D plan you are working on right now with Turing.” The email stated that the second patient “has insurance, however her plan does not cover Daraprim. Attempted to transfer to UCB for free drug program but was advised that because she has insurance, she does not qualify. Free drug program is only for patients with no insurance.”<p>Basically, Turing says &quot;sorry, you don&#x27;t qualify&quot;. Turing denies people&#x27;s claims repeatedly, because they just don&#x27;t give a fuck. Not to mention the obvious problem of patients not being able to afford the co-pay, thereby having to go without the pills. I&#x27;ve clearly demonstrated that there are cases where patients cannot get the medicine they need as a direct consequence of the price hike. But hey, feel free to believe Turing is acting honorably because they want to protect their reputation. Believe whatever you want. I&#x27;m done here.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;i.imgur.com&#x2F;XBsKiFx.png" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;i.imgur.com&#x2F;XBsKiFx.png</a>