Patrick Radden Keefe

And so there's a real estate deal that he tells them about.

There's a very expensive luxury property called One Hyde Park that he was kind of obsessed with.

Extremely fancy eyesore built in Knightsbridge.

And he told his parents that he had overheard that there was an apartment becoming available and...

He knew some people who worked at the Chelsea Football Club, at the time owned by Roman Abramovich, a real Russian oligarch, and that he had made a referral.

He essentially let a woman who worked at the club know that this apartment was available, and he got a finder's fee.

He told them about oil and gas deals.

There was a line of CBD infused cosmetics, skincare products.

There was a big kind of pallet of samples that arrived at the home and kind of took up space in the living room, much to the annoyance of his mom and dad.

And there was a friend of Matthew, the father,

who actually worked in the cosmetics business, and he took a meeting with Zach and his business partner, and he came away saying, look, I'm not going to invest in this project they have, but it sounds like a real viable thing.

So one thing kind of led to another, and eventually Zach shows his father a bank statement with 800,000 pounds in an account.

So he said that they were friends.

He said that they were business partners.

He would introduce Akbar as his business partner.

And Akbar, I think to Matthew and Rochelle, they didn't meet Akbar in this period of time, but they knew about him.

You know, Akbar had a LinkedIn page.

There were different kind of corporate bios.

He ran a number of companies.

One of them was an Indian kind of renewable energy concern.