Anne-Marie Green

You know, often when you discover that someone you trust and like has lied to you, it rocks you a little like you start to reassess just how you view the world.

You start to reassess the other people that you have believed and trusted.

I'm just curious how the people who he lied to are.

How are they grappling with all of this?

How many people were damaged by this man's lies?

The other thing that kind of I keep thinking about is we have done stories on people who are scammers or liars or and usually they're kind of failing through life.

But here's a guy who was actually quite successful.

And if he just kind of continued along that path, he would have the life that he always wanted.

He didn't need to do any of this.

That's actually a great observation.

I don't know if we'll ever really know who Nick Kasotis really is.

But this was a fascinating hour.

Erin, thank you so much for talking to us today.

Thank you, Anne-Marie, always.

And thank you all for listening.

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