Matthew Cox

She actually told me and again, I mentioned a couple things I mentioned earlier tied to this case, you know, she texted me and said, Oh, hey, I got two years of community service and blah, blah, blah.

And she told me that I knew the sentencing before my clients knew, because their clients, the attorney that was there didn't send the news to the clients yet.

So that was kind of cool.

You know, but yeah, so, so I had this kind of inside scoop to her and we just kind of established this little kind of like once in a while, Hey, how you doing?

Kind of thing.

She called me when she was drunk, you know, and things like that.

And I just took it in stride because, Hey, if I ever make a movie, you know, every part of it.

So that, that kept going.

And of course, you know, all my other work, you know, I'm just doing my regular work, managing my life.

And then I was a part of a Department of Justice program where, like I mentioned earlier about the about the grants, you know, when these police got these grants, what we would do is the DOJ would send kind of like a pep rally team out to kind of give them some training and show these people in different police departments and sheriff's departments and prosecutors on what to look for for fakes.

So I go out and give my hour talk and there'll be someone else.

So it was a whole like one day kind of thing.

workshop that we will put on.

And there was a National White Collar Crime Center, NWC3, that I was, you know, they were the contractor for the government I was helping with.

And they called me up one day and they said, hey, do you know any counterfeiters?

We'd love to do an interview as an educational video.

And I believe this is on my YouTube channel.

So I told her, I said, yeah, I might know somebody.

So I called her up.

And I said, hey, would you do this educational video?