Matthew Cox

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There was, there was an incident where she was beating up her husband, a domestic dispute at a house in Beverly Hills.

And this house was much nicer than the other one.

This was like a 10, $15,000 a month house, which, you know, 20 years ago, that's probably a $40,000 a month house now, you know, in Beverly Hills on Swall Drive near Wilshire.

And so we found out where that was, found out where the warehouse was.

And the problem is enforcement, as you may know, cause they've chased you and you know, we're chasing her.

enforcement works at the speed of like a turtle you know right if they're lucky right so they they file that they they refile the case or you know file an update on the case little do we know she's got an alert set up on pacer and which you know for your viewers who don't know what pacer is pacer is uh a database publicly accessible that shows every court filing in the United States

right and you can you can create alerts for your own name or a country or a company or even someone you're you know one of your cases so she just set an alert for her case anytime anything was new was filed they just picked up and left she left that house on so and it took six months for the client to do this anyway i mean this chase between me and her went three years

And and it was all it wasn't because I couldn't just put my neck, my hand around her neck.

It was because the client had to file.

And then, you know, we would have to, you know, work with the police, you know, with this case, the marshals and deal with four different brands because we were doing this for Gucci, Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Tiffany.

So it's it's literally a decision by committee.

And even though we were nimble enough to maybe pull something like this off, we had to wait.

So anyway, by the time

by the time you know we're doing surveillance on her moving from here to here we never caught her with the goods and in the meantime clients were like okay we're ready let's go and i'm working other cases by now you know there's months going by since the last time we spotted her there and um so like okay let's refresh the information i have my i have an informant downtown that goes to their warehouse location empty

Empty, nothing in it, right?

We run the utilities on that location and the phone still rang, still was answered by her customer service person.

And the phone company still said it was in that suite, in this warehouse, right?

It was on the second floor.

And her house, forget it, she was gone.