Josh Mankiewicz

Ultimately, the system won out and they were convicted.

But the interesting thing about Mr. Valentino is he didn't really have anything to do with the Cliff Lambert plot.

He can give you some background on what it was like to know Kashal Narula.

And ultimately, we decided that, first of all, you know, with the amount of material we had and the size of this story, there's some stuff that didn't make the final cut.

So that's why you're going to hear this now and not on the TV program.

Yeah, so Kashal Narula lived with Stephen Valentino for a while, and Stephen saw him one day going in and out of his mother's bedroom and came home later to realize that all of his mother's jewelry had been stolen.

Which was worth a lot of money.

Yeah, he was a jewelry collector, and he came home.

The person who he thought was his friend ended up stealing a bunch of his mom's jewelry.

You know, we talked about Eddie and we talked about the neighbors, right?

We didn't talk about Tyson, right?

Tyson, you know, got fleeced by Danny very early on, long before these guys I think had ever heard of Cliff Lambert.

And he kind of, you know, thought, no, no, you're not, you're not doing this.

Not, not, not with me.

You're not.

I'm going to find out what happened because like the bank said to Tyson, like, you know, and the cops said to Tyson, like, we're not going to really do anything until someone gets hurt.

You know, it's just one guy stealing somebody else's money and you got your money back from the bank.

So, you know, we're not going to knock ourselves out.

Well, you know, let's say that San Francisco PD had gone after Danny and that he had been locked up.

I don't know what would happen, but Cliff Lambert might, might still be alive.