Jason Ingber

He was the judge that was in the cash for kids case, which was where the judges were sentencing kids to a private –

uh, juvenile facility and they were getting kickbacks.

And so he eventually ends up getting like 20 years.

So he was there and they're both like, he's, uh, he probably got, he got at least 5 million, at least five.

And then they're, Oh no, you got at least 10 million, at least 10 million.

They're going back and forth, like how much money they got.

Um, but we don't know.

So anyway, we continue to sue.

So we refile our lawsuits suing again.

And Devoroli ends up getting, uh,

He's got his lawyer who's negotiating.

We're negotiating back and forth, back and forth.

And the lawyer is a real fucking piece of garbage.

And so we end up—Dev Rowley, of course, is saying that I'm lying, like it's not true, that none of that manuscript is made up.

So I end up finding my copy of Stranger Danger, and I make copies of Stranger Danger, and I make copies specifically of the pages and the stories that I lifted.

So you'll have a page here that's almost identical to this page, a story here and two pages here, almost identical to this one.

I mean, even the descriptions of people are identical, right?

So I do this whole thing and we take that and we mail it to his lawyer.

Now, if your client is telling you that's all a lie, it's not true, it's not true, it's not true, it's all a lie.

And you're filing motions saying it's not true, it's not true, it's not true.