Michelle McPhee

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The Binge. Feed your true crime obsession. Remember what I said at the beginning of this story? Sarah King seemed to be speeding towards a collision. She's bobbing and weaving, in and out of traffic, searching for daylight. Well, at this point, the marijuana empire was stalled. But Sarah's mortgage on those two industrial buildings wasn't going anywhere.

The Binge. Feed your true crime obsession. Remember what I said at the beginning of this story? Sarah King seemed to be speeding towards a collision. She's bobbing and weaving, in and out of traffic, searching for daylight. Well, at this point, the marijuana empire was stalled. But Sarah's mortgage on those two industrial buildings wasn't going anywhere.

It feels like we need one of those walls with photos, pins, and string on it. You know, the ones in a detective TV show. A murder board. Except instead of a map of bodies and bloody crime scenes, we're going to track money. How it moves from a contract on a yacht to cash in a Chanel pocketbook to another contract in a glove box in a Ferrari.

It feels like we need one of those walls with photos, pins, and string on it. You know, the ones in a detective TV show. A murder board. Except instead of a map of bodies and bloody crime scenes, we're going to track money. How it moves from a contract on a yacht to cash in a Chanel pocketbook to another contract in a glove box in a Ferrari.

It seemed like loans were happening so fast and loose it was hard to keep track of who owed what to whom. It was like trying to play a shell game in the bottom of the ocean. And on the bottom of the ocean, there are, what else? A lot of hungry bottom feeders.

It seemed like loans were happening so fast and loose it was hard to keep track of who owed what to whom. It was like trying to play a shell game in the bottom of the ocean. And on the bottom of the ocean, there are, what else? A lot of hungry bottom feeders.

Sarah was living the dream she told me that she had wanted. Being the boss lady in charge, lady mafia. But it also looked to me like that territory came with a lot of riffraff. Pretenders, felons, and hucksters. Now that she was a hard money lender, desperate people would come to her for help. She'd negotiate hard. They'd have to kiss the fucking ring. She'd be a kingmaker. She'd be rich.

Sarah was living the dream she told me that she had wanted. Being the boss lady in charge, lady mafia. But it also looked to me like that territory came with a lot of riffraff. Pretenders, felons, and hucksters. Now that she was a hard money lender, desperate people would come to her for help. She'd negotiate hard. They'd have to kiss the fucking ring. She'd be a kingmaker. She'd be rich.

But was she ready for it? From Sony Music Entertainment, this is Lady Mafia. It's a story about going from lawyer to lawless, living high and blowing millions. I'm Michelle McPhee. This is episode four, Cut Up Into Little Pieces.

But was she ready for it? From Sony Music Entertainment, this is Lady Mafia. It's a story about going from lawyer to lawless, living high and blowing millions. I'm Michelle McPhee. This is episode four, Cut Up Into Little Pieces.

Here's what I know at this point. Sarah's life as Lady Mafia is off to a rocky start. To pin up some of that red string here, Sarah is in trouble because she couldn't repay the money she borrowed for the marijuana buildings. She secured an additional loan from a friend that she also couldn't pay back. She thinks the way to dig herself out of this hole is to become a hard money lender.

Here's what I know at this point. Sarah's life as Lady Mafia is off to a rocky start. To pin up some of that red string here, Sarah is in trouble because she couldn't repay the money she borrowed for the marijuana buildings. She secured an additional loan from a friend that she also couldn't pay back. She thinks the way to dig herself out of this hole is to become a hard money lender.

She'd seen Brian Quinn make money giving loans to cash poor rich guys. If she charged high interest, she might be able to generate some money fast. But if King Family Lending is ever going to make bank, she has to sell those marijuana buildings and get out from under her own debt. That's when Sarah told me a new man entered into this mess with a solution.

She'd seen Brian Quinn make money giving loans to cash poor rich guys. If she charged high interest, she might be able to generate some money fast. But if King Family Lending is ever going to make bank, she has to sell those marijuana buildings and get out from under her own debt. That's when Sarah told me a new man entered into this mess with a solution.

One more dude can solve all her problems, right?

One more dude can solve all her problems, right?

Brian Quinn introduces John as someone who might be interested in buying Sarah's buildings. They drive down to a dock in Brian's white Rolls Royce. Sarah's wearing white jeans and a t-shirt. You know, all very laid back. except for Bryant, who was wearing a Gucci shirt with his hair slicked back. But that's the uniform of the Junior Mafia, so you can't blame him.

Brian Quinn introduces John as someone who might be interested in buying Sarah's buildings. They drive down to a dock in Brian's white Rolls Royce. Sarah's wearing white jeans and a t-shirt. You know, all very laid back. except for Bryant, who was wearing a Gucci shirt with his hair slicked back. But that's the uniform of the Junior Mafia, so you can't blame him.