Louis Ziskin

Right.

He did less because what happened was is when they raided his house, these dumb.

There's a bunch of cash.

And dump A, federal dump A, he says it was X amount of money.

Then federal dump B says it's this amount of money.

So these two dumps, right?

They gave him a K. He ended up with a quorum nobis.

And it was funny because Chesnoff, his lawyer, the whole time when we're telling them, hey, they tampered with a wiretap.

They did this.

They did that.

When he's representing Tamer in court, he's always saying, oh, my client, he's distancing himself as much as he can.

And when we brought this issue up to him, he said, oh, Tamer, I'll let you know when they decide to give Arab dope dealers back their money.

Until then, this is just a waste of time.

So Tamer gets this jailhouse lawyer, Pete Hall, another great guy, big dude out of Canada, nice guy.

He helps him, you know, when we're in Wampoc, and they file it, and eight years later, you know, he finally gets the answer, and they bring him back to court, and they had to let him go.

They dragged his court out for two years.

He's back in MDC again.

And so they got to let him go because otherwise they got to cut him a check for $400,000 plus interest tax-free of the cleanest money in the world.

That's not going to happen.

So they got to let him go.