Kristi Noem

I mean, it's just, it's an unhinged story that you just kind of can't believe until you walk yourself through it.

And here we sit today in,

And even today, Bertie Getz is still giving interviews on what he did and people still don't know who he did it to.

And so I'm hoping this is kind of shining new light on it.

If nothing else, we take us through a criminal trial with Barry Slotnick.

Barry Slotnick is his lawyer.

He's John Gotti's lawyer.

So you can imagine this trial is theater, right?

from start to finish so it's a mix of um taking you back there but also i hope kind of showing us i ouch ouch you know this is how we ended up here

Absolutely.

And it is sort of like Lee's like Lee's, you know, do the right thing.

You know, sadly, tragically, that's right.

You know, it plays out on film as we began the difference.

but it doesn't matter at some level, right?

Because it is a story, it's going to be a story, or it's trying to be a story of the self-defense of the shooter.

And that is the ground zero of this book.

I mean, as is stuff that might surprise us.

Back in the day, people watched the glitz

see media shows, television shows like Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous and and, you know, Dallas and Dynasty and got swept away by the magic of being wealthy.

But but, of course, meanwhile, they're being kind of told that, you know, they're they should be Charles Bronson to protect themselves on the real street.