Matthew Cox

That's how she did it.

I mean, this is you got to remember, this is a housewife in her 30s doing this, not a major drug lord with advisors and other people who were able to help her.

She figured out all this on her own.

and adapted to us.

So I found it very interesting.

And then and then, you know, it was a fun situation.

And then and then we went across the street to I think it was the Marriott Residence Inn and they set up a little studio in the hotel room and they shot this training video, which was used to train law enforcement after that.

And people are always amazed when she tells the story going from one selling one item on eBay that she bought downtown to, you know, selling two hundred thousand dollars a month worth of counterfeits.

So, yeah, that's that's just one of those cases I call that because I've written about it here and there.

I call that breakfast with my nemesis because, you know, it's all about sitting down with her, having that one like like heat moment, you know, where you have the good guy and the bad guy sitting there and just finding common interest and, you know, and stuff like that.

So, yeah, that was a really fun one.

Yeah, she's my Moriarty.

And once about a year, she'll just call me up out of the blue.

Hey, how you been?

This is how my life is and all this stuff.

It's usually not good, but at least I could be there for therapy.

I don't think so because she's so destitute.

Right.

I think she's pretty much, you know.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know how her life is, you know, but I kind of read between the lines that she's not doing great.