Several former patients along with their families were present in court today during a hearing of doctor who treated them wrongly. The oncologist who pleaded guilty to mistreating cancer patients and provide treatment to those who didn’t needed it.

Dr. Farid Fata pleaded guilty in the fall to fraud, money laundering and conspiracy charges said officials. Karen Baldwin, whose husband died in 2006 while under the doctor's care, said in a statement that no one can undo what has happened in past. And no one can bring back people who died due to the doctor.

Hearing of Michigan Oncologist Accused of Bilking Government Out of $35M in False Medicare Claims started today and is expected to last for two days.

It is said that member of every affected family was expected to het 10 minutes each on Tuesday to testify about how their lives had been changed by Fata.

Terry Spurlock, 52, of Holly, Michigan, said in a statement that Fata gave him excessive treatment, which led to failure of his immune system. Spurlock travelled with other former patients and their relatives on a bus to attend the hearing.

Fata was arrested in 2013 after federal agents raided his offices in the Detroit area and seized his medical records.

A federal complaint against Fata showed that he unnecessarily gave chemotherapy to patients in remission and deliberately misdiagnosed patients in order to defraud the federally-funded health care program Fata made approximately $35 million over the two-year period.

The complaint also mentions that Fata systematically defrauded Medicare by submitting false claims for services that were medically unnecessary for patients. Those claims included a variety of cancer and hematology treatments given to people who did not need them.