Matthew Cox

They're like, what's going on?

He flags down a Chicago police car and throws about $1,500 of counterfeit currency on the hood of the car.

So you talk about a woman pointing out a money tree.

The son's pointing out, hey, look at this counterfeit.

And I think he was upset because his dad

You know, he was starting to print Counterfeit.

He was getting involved in the family business, and him and Art had gotten a fight, and it was one of these things where his dad wouldn't buy him recording studio time, I think, and he got pissed off.

Like, you won't buy me, you know, I want to record my rap album.

And that's when everything, hey, we started doing consent searches and search warrants, and we found everything.

We found the templates, the color-shifting ink,

everything.

So I stayed off-site, Eric stayed off-site, and it was one of these things where, hey, I got to create the illusion that I'm flying in again.

So I let a couple hours go.

Now I might have upgraded to the 99 Caprice, whatever.

But I told him I flew in on the G4 or the G5 corporate jet.

Yeah, right?

Well, you know, he viewed himself as Robin Hood, and Robin Hood can't get caught by any sheriff.

He

I talked to the son first and the son, you know, basically dimed out his dad.

It's tough.