Matthew Cox

And he's like, hey, you have got to go to the newsstand and get the Rolling Stone magazine.

I'm like, what are you talking about?

Remember that Art Williams guy that said this, this, and this about how awesome a counterfeit he was?

This dude's got a 10-page spread in Rolling Stone with his face on a $100 bill saying he is the king of counterfeit.

And now he's out of jail and he's, you know.

Well, how did he get caught again?

Well, so he hadn't been caught yet again.

It was one of these things where he had got out and his, he had.

Well, he got out because that case got dropped.

No, no, no.

I'm sorry.

Let me go back.

We never went back.

Yeah.

So the case in Chicago got dropped.

But when he went to Alaska, he started doing it again.

Yeah.

So basically he gets out from whatever.

I don't know what federal institution he was in at the time, but he gets out.

And kind of unbeknownst to us, he meets up with Jason Kirsten, who wrote the article from Rolling Stone and subsequently a couple books about his exploits.