Sean Kent

But any time you have charges, for the most part, involving minors, there are no statute of limitations whatsoever.

Good federal prosecutors, however, Anushka, creative federal prosecutors come up with ways.

You might have seen a trial that happened a year or so ago, RICO.

You utilize the RICO charge and something of that nature to increase the statute of limitations as a possibility.

But...

No, I guess the simplest way to answer your question, just finding out today, my belief does not increase and take the statute of limitations back to 2011.

I'm working on a change on that.

Good to know.

Oh, completely.

As you saw from the Diddy trial, just because I'm saying it doesn't make it easy.

It's very hard to do that.

And one of the reasons they had to do it is on a state level, the allegations that Diddy was looking at in California for abusing people and other states for abusing people, the statute of limitations had run.

If you look in America, that statute of limitations is used a lot.

Probably a great example.

In 1950, the mob did this great Brinks truck robbery.

Shut up, Anushka, and let me be a dork.

In 1950, there was this- Here we go.

The great-

Brinks truck robbery, the mob actually robbed this Brinks truck of like $3 million at the time.

The statute of limitations on that state level was for six years.