Speaker 1: The control group contains scenes of realistic violence and graphic sexuality.
Speaker 1: It is intended for mature listeners. Hello, who is this?
Speaker 1: Don't you worry who this? Tell me where you are?
Speaker 1: Tell me where she is? No, so I can come
Speaker 1: get her. That's quite impossible. Nothing is impossible. You above
Speaker 1: all people should know that Dr hayes Dr Walter hay
Speaker 1: in the field of psychiatric medicine, it was an exciting time,
Speaker 1: a time of innovation and discovery, a time when mental
Speaker 1: health institutions struggled to redefine themselves, to become something more
Speaker 1: than repositories of the sink God. Unorthodox methods and aggressive
Speaker 1: therapies were not only permitted, but encouraged. This is a
Speaker 1: record of that time. This is the control group. Is
Speaker 1: she cognizant? Just just aboutd I think at two hours?
Speaker 1: We don't have two hours. Karen, Karen, what did he
Speaker 1: say to you? Who was that man? Huh? I'm not
Speaker 1: supposed to tell you that he made it very you
Speaker 1: said his name. Say it again. I didn't say his name.
Speaker 1: You said it. I heard it. We have it on tape.
Speaker 1: So you can tell me now, or I can turn
Speaker 1: your back over to the police. No. Better stop playing
Speaker 1: games are answer me, dr Star, you know what's good
Speaker 1: for you? You're tell me you I do know. We
Speaker 1: know his name, we have his number. So at this
Speaker 1: point i'd say you have nothing else to hide. Put
Speaker 1: her under ect finnobarb nice like. No, no, please, we're
Speaker 1: under and resume the driving tape. Stay with her until
Speaker 1: she's sure she's asleep. Yes, sir, please, I becking you.
Speaker 1: I'll monitor her myself. You've got to get me out
Speaker 1: of here. Upon the right, right back. You don't have
Speaker 1: to do this. Look at you, verdery, look at me.
Speaker 1: You know? Do I need to start you down? You
Speaker 1: know things aren't right. I know you've noticed. Think about
Speaker 1: what's happening here over the past. Back No, no, no,
Speaker 1: look around you. You've gotta trust your instincts for once.
Speaker 1: It's not safe. It's not safe for any of us.
Speaker 1: He's coming. He's coming here looking for me. I can't
Speaker 1: be here. Well, you can't let him find still while
Speaker 1: I put the conductor on your temples, Morgan Hall, get
Speaker 1: his hands on me. I'm a dead woman. Down on
Speaker 1: this dead woman. Bite down. You're just trying to stay alive.
Speaker 1: We can't put your back in the ward. You'll have
Speaker 1: to You'll have to stay in the sleep room. I'm
Speaker 1: telling I can figure something out, okay, anything. I'll try
Speaker 1: to keep Dr Hayes out and Gloria. I don't know
Speaker 1: how long you can stay there without anyone discovering. Two
Speaker 1: or three days? Maybe? Yes? Whatever you say? Whatever? All
Speaker 1: right then ah Human Ecology. Give me summer Hill Godfreed.
Speaker 1: If you don't, Town, I'm sorry. Dr Godfried is only
Speaker 1: available by prior appointment summer early May. Ask please hold
Speaker 1: a summer hill. Where the fuck is she? We've been
Speaker 1: over this more and it's better for all of us
Speaker 1: if we keep her under wraps for a while. If
Speaker 1: she's under wraps, why did I just get a phone
Speaker 1: call from Karen called you? Somebody better tell me what
Speaker 1: the hell's going on real quick before fin is sequestered
Speaker 1: in a secure facility. She's closely monitored and completely in communicado.
Speaker 1: Now she was able to communicato. She just called me
Speaker 1: on an unsecured line. I mean, jesus, what the hell
Speaker 1: kind of operation are you clowns running? She's part of
Speaker 1: a new project. Bullshit on that. I never approved this.
Speaker 1: It was Gottfried's decision. She is mine. The moment she
Speaker 1: was arrested. I should have been notified, but I wasn't.
Speaker 1: It was public, it was news. I could have fixed it.
Speaker 1: There was no fixing this. Trust us. This was the
Speaker 1: way to go. An opportunity arose at the fish on
Speaker 1: your opportunity. I found her, I groomed her, not you
Speaker 1: not got freed. She's mine. I want her back. There's
Speaker 1: no taking her back right now, it's impossible. I'm too
Speaker 1: were satisfied that we can integrate her into the stable? No,
Speaker 1: she's under wraps. I told you there's too much at you.
Speaker 1: And I know who's got her, and I know what
Speaker 1: bluff when I hear one. Dr Walter Hayes Central State
Speaker 1: Hospital at New Canaan, all right, hold on would be
Speaker 1: second floor. You had your chance to tell me, and
Speaker 1: you didn't. But now I know. And you've got nothing
Speaker 1: to say about what I do from here on? That
Speaker 1: you got me? Is that clear enough for you? Am
Speaker 1: I making my clear to you? It's urgent, Jesus Valerie,
Speaker 1: it's Dr Heyes, what's going on? Old goddamn mind? You're
Speaker 1: asking me to hole hold on? Pencil pushing pansy. You
Speaker 1: put me on home summer Hill. Oh good, Mr summer Hill,
Speaker 1: this is Walter Hayes and New Canaan has good to
Speaker 1: hear from you. I was just discussing you with one
Speaker 1: of my colleagues. Anything new on the research front, Yes,
Speaker 1: I cracked her. Excuse me, Karen Myers, I got insider
Speaker 1: at a matter of speaking. The man in the room,
Speaker 1: the invisible man. I know who he is, I know
Speaker 1: his name, everything everything. Huh so what is his name?
Speaker 1: Morgan Hall? But there's a problem. You don't say he
Speaker 1: he knows who I am. And for the sick, security,
Speaker 1: for the patients, for Karen too. Of course, I'm worried
Speaker 1: that this Morgan Hall person did do me a favor. Sure,
Speaker 1: I'm going to put you on hold for a second,
Speaker 1: bring in someone who might be able to provide an assistance.
Speaker 1: I don't know whether or not this man is dangerous
Speaker 1: or if I'm back Morgan Morgan, I thought Dr Hayes
Speaker 1: on the other line, letting me know that he has
Speaker 1: successfully obtained a confession from Karen, confession, and that he's
Speaker 1: going to make sure that no no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no no, you do not let that head shrinker
Speaker 1: say another word to her. Do you hear me. It's fine, Morgan,
Speaker 1: he's part of our package. He's recording all his sessions,
Speaker 1: so that what the fucking what you are letting him
Speaker 1: pump my operative for it? I would hardly call Karen
Speaker 1: Myers and I'm letting him get it on taper you up.
Speaker 1: Your new thing is under our control. No, not everything.
Speaker 1: The name one thing that we can't control me Morgan,
Speaker 1: what's that supposed to mean? Morgans do with me? Hayes, Yeah, good, look,
Speaker 1: we we we think it's probably best if you had
Speaker 1: her on some kind of sedatives already in place, sweet therapy, ect,
Speaker 1: heavy regiment, chemical hypnosis for our sessions. Jesus, okay, let's
Speaker 1: why don't you put her back under so that she Yeah, hello,
Speaker 1: how did this other person Morton? Did you say his
Speaker 1: name was? So? Tell me how did he find out
Speaker 1: who you are? Well, that's a kind of a funny story.
Speaker 1: You see, we were using the telephone re enacting the
Speaker 1: scenario at the Dixie Motel and a role plane scenario,
Speaker 1: right right, tarned thing. I had disconnected the phone from
Speaker 1: the wall for security, of course, of course, and well
Speaker 1: it stepped out of the office. She plugged the phone
Speaker 1: back into the wall and made the She placed the
Speaker 1: call to this Hall fella, this Morgan Hall person. Got it?
Speaker 1: Got it? Listen for the time being until we can
Speaker 1: get more information on this Morgan Hall. I was thinking
Speaker 1: I should report this to the point. No, no, no, no, Well,
Speaker 1: I had the sound of her dialing recorded on tape.
Speaker 1: We can figure out the phone numbers and check them
Speaker 1: against reverse directory his tape. We'll want to get that. Well,
Speaker 1: that's I mean, that's protected. Since she's a forensic patient.
Speaker 1: I can't just hand it over. Who paid for the tape?
Speaker 1: He's you did, who paid for the machine it was
Speaker 1: recorded on. I understand, we're working together, So let's work together.
Speaker 1: Let us let let us contain the situation has I mean,
Speaker 1: this is a delicate operation. If you go to the police,
Speaker 1: they'll take care on back into custody, interrupt her treatment
Speaker 1: cold turkey, and probably start poking around your clinic and
Speaker 1: asking questions. God knows what Karen will tell them if
Speaker 1: they questioned her, and think of her. She's in a
Speaker 1: pretty fragile state right now. Her house of cards come
Speaker 1: come crashing down, maybe, but well connected. Not with local police.
Speaker 1: I'm talking state and federal authorities. Heys all up the ladder,
Speaker 1: how as we need to go. We put out the
Speaker 1: word on Morgan Hall, and within twelve hours he'll either
Speaker 1: be behind bars or too scared to show what face.
Speaker 1: You're sure, well, I'm sure I know it's type. If
Speaker 1: it did make you feel better, we can arrange for
Speaker 1: an extra layer of security around your hospital. You want that, well,
Speaker 1: I don't think. I mean, if you're as confident as
Speaker 1: you say about state and federal authorities, I don't think
Speaker 1: that will be necessary. Let me get off the phone now,
Speaker 1: let me put out in all points, get all eyes
Speaker 1: open and looking for Morgan Hall. I'm sure law enforcement
Speaker 1: is already aware of this guy. Who knows what other
Speaker 1: atrocities this man is committed. You should congratulate yourself has
Speaker 1: for taking this scum off the streets. Well done, I
Speaker 1: appreciate that. Summer Hilly. I'm going to go one more thing. Sorry,
Speaker 1: when this is resolved, just second, please, when this is
Speaker 1: all over, will they just turn Karen loose? Why shouldn't
Speaker 1: I Well, she's in such a delicate mental state. I
Speaker 1: feel like it could be dangerous to just put her
Speaker 1: on the street. And we've made so much progress and
Speaker 1: our shared objective. We should no more interrogation, no more
Speaker 1: radical treatments. Okay, mission accomplished until we have Morgan Hall
Speaker 1: under lock and key? Do you hear me Roger that
Speaker 1: he's no more interrogation understood? I promised that I will
Speaker 1: not directly involve Karen any further on my inquiry into
Speaker 1: good Man. I'm hanging up. I gotta get the wheels
Speaker 1: of justice in motion. You're safe? Do you think it'd
Speaker 1: be all right if I without involving Karen directly? We
Speaker 1: really gotta go. Heyes, call you later. Only when I'm
Speaker 1: absolutely healthy again will I be released, And only by
Speaker 1: fully cooperating with Dr Hayes. Can I ever hope to
Speaker 1: become well again? I have no secrets. There is nothing
Speaker 1: I can hotel Dr Hayes. If I am ever to
Speaker 1: get better again, I must cooperate with doctor's little sleep.
Speaker 1: I can trust Dr. It shouldn't be I must try
Speaker 1: absolutely healthy, trust doctorately cooperating. I'm a doctor. Can I
Speaker 1: ever hope to think? Hows I have secret? Someone's coming? Hey? Hello,
Speaker 1: Dr Hayes? How she doing? She's resting? How are you doing?
Speaker 1: What I've been better? I apologize if I lost my
Speaker 1: composure back there. He telephone call really left me rattled.
Speaker 1: Should we be worried for her safety? She's fine for hours? Rotry.
Speaker 1: Has Karen never spoken to you privately since she's been
Speaker 1: in the sleep room? No? I see her when she's conscious,
Speaker 1: and she's usually in no condition. She hasn't spoken any names,
Speaker 1: given any information like this? Er try no doctor. She
Speaker 1: once asked to make a telephone call. I noted that
Speaker 1: in her file. Mm hmmm, so they did keep your
Speaker 1: ear open. We have to involve the police, but not
Speaker 1: until we've figured out a bit more about who this
Speaker 1: Morgan Hall is. Make note of anything she says, whether
Speaker 1: she's lucid or not, names especially, don't write it in
Speaker 1: the file. Just tell me this has to do with
Speaker 1: the criminal charge. My wait, are you? Are you interrogating her?
Speaker 1: Is that what this is about? So now, asking a
Speaker 1: patient a question is considered interrogation. She was placed here
Speaker 1: for examination and evaluation, not interrogation. Why are you trying
Speaker 1: to pry information over No one's prying. I'm simply testing.
Speaker 1: Did the court ask you to find out these answers? No?
Speaker 1: But who did? Per Tree? You're overstepping your boundaries right
Speaker 1: now we are understaffed. There's not a vacant bed in
Speaker 1: the ward. The paint's peeling off the walls. But as
Speaker 1: soon as Karen gets here, we have the money to
Speaker 1: hire Gloria. Suddenly there are five brand new tape recorders, speakers, cameras,
Speaker 1: enough female barbin sodium to tranquilize an army. Suddenly, come on,
Speaker 1: you've got it. The drugs, the equipment, all because of her,
Speaker 1: Because she is a puzzle, a cipher. Solving the puzzle
Speaker 1: will open up all sorts of resources to us, new technology,
Speaker 1: new ideas, new collaborators. This is progress, Virtue. This is
Speaker 1: where the where the money is, where the future lies.
Speaker 1: You're used to doing things a certain way, Virtue. I
Speaker 1: appreciate that, but we need to adapt, and that involves
Speaker 1: certain challenges, certain risks, a certain disregard for the old
Speaker 1: way of doing things. I say, when a doctor has
Speaker 1: been walking the ward too long, he becomes a glorified babysitter,
Speaker 1: except there's no glory in it. They say he loses
Speaker 1: touch with his ambition. Well, I'm not ready to let
Speaker 1: that happen. Who's they, doctor, Hayes? Big your pardon? Whose
Speaker 1: flag are you carrying? Absolutely be released only by fully
Speaker 1: cooperating with Dr Hayes. Can I ever hope to become
Speaker 1: well again? Central State Hospital? Hello Barbe, it's vergery from
Speaker 1: b Ward. I Um, I did something foolish and I
Speaker 1: need a little help in fixing things up. Sure, what
Speaker 1: can I help you with? Well? Dr Hayes had a
Speaker 1: meeting I think it was last Thursday in the auditorium
Speaker 1: with some visitors, and I was wondering, do you keep
Speaker 1: a visitor's log or a sign in sheet or anything
Speaker 1: like that? When when when professional guests are here? Yeah,
Speaker 1: they sign in like everyone else, whether they're visiting patients
Speaker 1: or staff. Why Well, I was supposed This is really
Speaker 1: stupid of me, but I was running nineteen to the
Speaker 1: dozen all morning. I had typed up a letter that
Speaker 1: Dr Hayes dictated, and I threw away the name and
Speaker 1: the the affiliation of the person to whom the letter
Speaker 1: was intended. I want me to check the log for Dre.
Speaker 1: Would you mind? Yes, Summer Hill is the last name
Speaker 1: s O M E R H I L L And
Speaker 1: And who is he with s I H s I
Speaker 1: H E. What is that? I don't know, don't you know? Oh? Right?
Speaker 1: S I H I think I misheard you. Yep, that's
Speaker 1: who it was. I remember. Now what is s? I
Speaker 1: A G. I gotta go since I did this? Will
Speaker 1: you cover from good afternoon? Am A. Hello. I'm a
Speaker 1: ward nurse at Central State Hospital in New Canaan, and
Speaker 1: I'm hoping you could give me some information about a
Speaker 1: group that's involved in medical research. Is an institutional or private?
Speaker 1: I H, I really don't know, I'm I'm just you're
Speaker 1: the first person I've called to. Why don't I see it? So?
Speaker 1: What's the name of the group? S? I H. That's
Speaker 1: all I know? I H. Just a second, and we
Speaker 1: keep a record of nonprofits. So hopefully, ah, here we
Speaker 1: go s I h E. Society for the Investigation of
Speaker 1: Human Ecology. Huh I H. That's that's what you said, right,
Speaker 1: that's right, Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology whatever
Speaker 1: that is human nature. I guess here we go. Established
Speaker 1: based in psychiatry department at Cornell University. Oh okay, wow.
Speaker 1: Harold Wolfe is listed as founder and current president. But
Speaker 1: this listen maybe a couple of years old. Hold On
Speaker 1: also have an office at Georgetown Hospital, but it looks
Speaker 1: like Cornell is the home office. Can you tell me
Speaker 1: the name of the institutions they support? University of Illinois,
Speaker 1: Boston's Achiatric Rutgers, University of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin. Do you want
Speaker 1: a phone number or address? All right? Area code six
Speaker 1: oh seven mm hmm nine four oh four. Human Ecology,
Speaker 1: Good afternoon. Hello, Hi, How may I help you? My
Speaker 1: name is Virgeri Wilburn. I'm a ward nurse at Yes,
Speaker 1: I'd like to get some information about the s I
Speaker 1: h What would you like to know? Um? What kind
Speaker 1: of organization is it? Is it a private firm or
Speaker 1: a government agency? Research foundation? Can you tell me about
Speaker 1: your research? What is it you want to know? Just
Speaker 1: general terms? Tell you what I'll read? What's in our
Speaker 1: informational packet? Thanks? Okay. Founded in nine and housed within
Speaker 1: the Department of Psychiatric Medicine at Cornell University, the Society
Speaker 1: for the Investigation of Human Ecology is a nonprofit organization
Speaker 1: dedicated to the advancement of psychiatric study through financial and
Speaker 1: logistical support. I see, um, I think I see. So
Speaker 1: you do research there, No, ma'am, we don't actually conduct
Speaker 1: the research ourselves, Like I said, we support other people's research.
Speaker 1: How's that is that? That's fine, thank you. Uh, the
Speaker 1: the the brochure you're reading from, would you be able
Speaker 1: to send me one of those? Well, there's not much
Speaker 1: in it beyond what you already know. Um. I was
Speaker 1: interested in knowing if there was a specific focus of
Speaker 1: the s I h S research. The s doesn't actually
Speaker 1: can I know? Sorry, I mean as specific area of
Speaker 1: research that the s I was interested in supporting to
Speaker 1: see if my program might qualify for support. I'd be
Speaker 1: happy to transfer you to someone within the group if
Speaker 1: you'd like to drop a proposal or Okay, but but
Speaker 1: we don't have a set agenda or anything like that.
Speaker 1: M hm ms Wildern. Yes, why don't you ask the
Speaker 1: question that you obviously want to ask? That's just it.
Speaker 1: I don't know the question I should ask. Then that
Speaker 1: makes it really impossible for me to provide an answer,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. Have a nice day? Hello? Who is this?
Speaker 1: Don't you worry? How this? M Tell me where you are?
Speaker 1: Tell me where she is? No, so I can come
Speaker 1: get her. That's quite impossible. Nothing's impossible. You above all
Speaker 1: people should know that. Dr Hayes, Dr Walter, My god,
Speaker 1: shall I play it again? He cracked her? Then a
Speaker 1: cracked We still don't know how much he knows. But
Speaker 1: Morgan knows, he knows, and that soul that really matters.
Speaker 1: At this point, you had the voice Jesus, He even
Speaker 1: said his name. Who is this guy? Hay Why haven't
Speaker 1: I heard of him? Now? He is nobody? What are
Speaker 1: we gonna do about Morgan? He's the one we need
Speaker 1: to be worried about. You can control him, right, there's
Speaker 1: no controlling you know that, Thomas. We've got to do something.
Speaker 1: If he goes after Hayes tries to get Karen, you
Speaker 1: could be a disaster. M hm, what aren't you curious about?
Speaker 1: What to see? What would happen if Morgan got off
Speaker 1: the leash, haven't you wondered? No, no, no, we have
Speaker 1: to contain it. I'm not so sure. You already liberated
Speaker 1: Dr Hayes from from the burden of ethics, and look
Speaker 1: how that turned out. He finally opened his wings. Magnificent.
Speaker 1: I wonder what would happen? I wonder what Morgan might
Speaker 1: be capable of if we loosened his restraints. You knew
Speaker 1: Morgan has no restraints. The Control Group is a production
Speaker 1: of How Stuff Works, written and directed by Brett Wood,
Speaker 1: recorded and mixed by Rob gow