Matthew Cox

He's laying it all out there.

And at the end of the day, I want to get the plant.

So he draws a map to Paris, Illinois in the middle of nowhere and says, yeah, this is where I printed.

And he was smart because he had rented this house that was in the middle of nowhere, not even in a city jurisdiction, but a county jurisdiction.

He paid the electric, and that was pretty much it.

And that's where all these interstates would run through, and that's where he would print.

So he was being smart about not having his, you know, where he manufactured somewhere around law enforcement.

So he drew a map to it.

We went and got that.

And it was one of these things where we felt great at the end.

I respected him.

We shook hands.

You know, you do what you do.

I do what I do.

And that was it.

And we thought, hey, case closed.

He said, I think at the time, maybe a couple hundred thousand dollars in counterfeit that he had done.

At that time.

And that was 2001, I think maybe April 2001.

And so we felt like, hey, we've put this case down.