Jamie Loftus

That's evidence that he feels something.

What he feels is off-putting.

It's frightening.

It's like profoundly unsettling, but he does feel something.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Um, so anyway, Sam gets access to her diary one way or the other.

Uh, and then he hands her diary to the New York times so that they can write an article about it.

Now that is unethical as fuck and possibly illegal.

The prosecution has asked that he be jailed, that his bail be revoked.

Uh,

because of what he did here.

Sam's this is still going on as we talk.

I'll record a little update if he does go to jail as a result of this.

Hey, everyone.

Robert here.

I just wanted to update you that since we recorded this episode a couple of days before you're hearing it, Sam Bankman Freed was remanded to custody.

He is incarcerated now and he will remain in jail after violating his bail conditions until his trial in October at least and possibly well beyond that, depending on how

the charges and sentencing and all that stuff go.

Um, I should note that kind of the most recent story after that is that, uh, his lawyers requested that he be allowed to have his, uh, ADHD medication and depression medication, which he ran out of soon after being taken into custody.