Misdiagnosis . . . Murder

Carson Winfield has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. He's just buried his wife from the same disease. He prepares for death by giving away his fortune of five million dollars. He receives a phone call. His medical results were mixed with someone else's. He doesn't have cancer, but the doctor who gave him the original diagnosis is gone—so is his five million.   The police arrive with questions about the missing doctor and Carson's business dealings with him. Carson realizes he can't divulge the complete truth without incriminating himself in a deeper crime of helping to euthanize his wife. Carson has to find the doctor to answer questions about his wife's death and his missing money. Was his a real diagnosis? Or was it a misdiagnosis to cover a murder?