Blaine Alexander

Schwartz, will you please raise your right hand?

Under oath, Rebecca painted a surprising financial picture.

What do you estimate your current total net worth to be?

Well, let's see.

About $10,000.

$10,000.

She later added she also had some furniture in a car worth an additional $15,000.

When she told me her assets were $10,000, I mean, I just knew it wasn't true.

I knew that she had millions in property and boats and condos and businesses.

Rebecca testified she transferred almost everything she owned into trusts that were now controlled by her two sons, Ben and Eric.

She said they gave her an allowance to live.

They give me $500 a month.

How do they give you that $500 a month?

Benjamin hands me $500.

Her sons were also brought in for depositions.

This begins video number one in the deposition of Benjamin Nichols.

But when asked about the different LLCs under his control, Ben often gave the same answer.

He didn't know much about them.

But there was one LLC Ben did seem more familiar with.

It was titled GFYCS and AM.