Sarah King
speaker
126 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Sarah King’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so I did, and I told the head of the rehab, like, this guy shouldn't be making me feel unsafe and shouldn't be judging me based on certain things.
And so I actually said, I'm leaving. I'm checking myself out. You know, when you check yourself out, they put all your stuff on the sidewalks. And they don't give you a chance to call on you, but they have nothing. You just have to shut the door. And you're like, I'm sitting in the canyon in Hollywood on my box of clothes with my dog. And my cell phone is, there's no service where we are.
And I'm like, how am I going to, how the fuck am I going to get out of here? And there's like coyotes howling. My poor little dog is in my lap.
And I texted a driver who I used to use, and I said, I have no money. I'm stuck here in Hollywood. I have to get to my apartment. And he came and picked me up. Everybody knows, and I take care of everyone, but they know I'm good for it. Eventually, I will get it done. And he picked me up and took me to my apartment.
And that same night, I went downstairs from my apartment to Tessie, the restaurant, and had a bunch of wine because I was, you know, just over it. And, yeah, it was like the next couple days where I realized, I got to get the hell out of here. Like, this is not going to turn out okay. You know, this is not okay at all.
I was just mortified. I thought I could be kicked out any minute. Are they going to kick me out like the wind kicked me out? I mean, after everything I went through, it was just really, really tough.
I finally returned a text to my mom saying, you know what? There's a huge problem. There's a big misunderstanding for everything. Please don't believe the media. Please talk to me. And so what happened is, is my mom got on the phone. We talked about it. I, you know, I, like I said, I, I explained everything from start to finish about, you know, the past three years of my life.
She basically said, okay, I'm going to, you know, I'll get you an apartment in Irvine just to get you close to home. So my, it was actually my parents who found this studio apartment and had me move in. You know, my dad drove up to LA. He paid for the movers to drive my stuff down to Irvine. And from then on, I've just been with them.
It was traumatic for me because there's no trust right now. They don't know what to think, if I'm saying the truth, if the media is true. And so basically, it just became a day by day of me telling them the whole entire story, of which I've told you, proving facts that I, you know, I alleged.
It all started with my mom saying, like, if you didn't do this, if you're not at fault 100%, then you go to the FBI. And I was like, take me, drive me, go now. So she drove me to the FBI offices in Orange County.
There's the elevator has to be, you know, you have to be called up by the elevator. There's nobody working. There's no like reception area. It's just like you can't get up. So I went there twice. Sarah figured out another way in. So I wrote a letter to the attorney general and I said, here's my situation. Here's my case. I need help because this isn't true.
And this isn't, you know, I started pinpointing my arguments of the case. And she got a response. The FBI reached out like three days later, four days later. And they said, come to our offices, come meet with us so we can talk about your case.
I went in, I thought I was going to get arrested. I was terrified, terrified. And they're like, we have no intention of arresting you. And so the whole story, which is what I've told on this podcast. And they told me you need an attorney. And I said, I can afford one. So they appointed a great attorney. I have the best attorney. I love him.
And they said, you know, we'll get your attorney appointed and we'll go through this process. Because I said, I don't want your machine guns coming to my house. I don't need the whole hoorah. I just let me know. I'll show up when you need me to show up. And that's what happened.
They weren't super friendly the whole time. But they are very smart people, and they understand the situation, and they understand what happened, I think.
So I pled guilty, because I mean, I am guilty in some respects, which I'm just owning the whole situation. But yeah, no, I took responsibility for a lot of it, and I didn't trust a jury to come down the right way. So I would have faced probably a lot more charges. charges had I taken to trial. So I just decided, you know what, let's just cut our losses. And I'm not 100% innocent. So let's go.
I'm just tired of waiting. I can't get a good job right now because of the situation. There's no way. I'm trying to start some businesses with some people who love me to death, which is great, but I can't actually pull the trigger on anything until this is over. I can't. So I just want to get on with life, and this is just stalling.
Okay, so essentially like this was never my intention. The outcome is not my intention. I didn't start this whole idea with this plan to do what happened. I actually had a legitimate company and I wanted to actually make money for everybody and support my lifestyle.
It was because I lost on the first couple loans that I decided let's use a different method to get the money back and the interest and... So I tried the method. It started working great. It was wonderful. I paid back Laurent several times. So I made a wrong decision because I was so desperate to fix a situation. Like I never in a million years would think to hurt somebody that way.
I would say that I'm a lot more shrewd. I don't, I'm not going to give into anybody's pleasantness or, you know, being my friend. I don't care if you're a friend or whatnot. It's business is business is my new attitude. Before I tried to make the whole world happy and everyone, you know, win-win. And now I'm just worried about me winning. And that's the truth.
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