Sean Kent

Absolutely. It's a federal crime. It's a state crime. Not only is it just illegal to scratch it off, it's illegal to possess a firearm with an obliterated serial number, again, for tracing purposes.

Absolutely. It's a federal crime. It's a state crime. Not only is it just illegal to scratch it off, it's illegal to possess a firearm with an obliterated serial number, again, for tracing purposes.

The scariest charge that he is facing, even though the sex trafficking and the baby oil freak-off parties and the prostitution are getting all of the press, the really scary crime that he's looking at is the RICO charge, the Racketeer Informed Corruption Organization Act. Rico? Rico is, he's got a corrupt organization. He is the mob, if you will.

The scariest charge that he is facing, even though the sex trafficking and the baby oil freak-off parties and the prostitution are getting all of the press, the really scary crime that he's looking at is the RICO charge, the Racketeer Informed Corruption Organization Act. Rico? Rico is, he's got a corrupt organization. He is the mob, if you will.

The scariest charge that he is facing, even though the sex trafficking and the baby oil freak-off parties and the prostitution are getting all of the press, the really scary crime that he's looking at is the RICO charge, the Racketeer Informed Corruption Organization Act. Rico? Rico is, he's got a corrupt organization. He is the mob, if you will.

And underneath the mob, they're committing so many other crimes that we have to stop him. And so what they're able to do is say, you've got obliterated serial numbers. They're able to bring in so many unrelated crimes that that's what's going to get him in the most trouble, I believe.

And underneath the mob, they're committing so many other crimes that we have to stop him. And so what they're able to do is say, you've got obliterated serial numbers. They're able to bring in so many unrelated crimes that that's what's going to get him in the most trouble, I believe.

And underneath the mob, they're committing so many other crimes that we have to stop him. And so what they're able to do is say, you've got obliterated serial numbers. They're able to bring in so many unrelated crimes that that's what's going to get him in the most trouble, I believe.

I can think of, I've been doing this 25 years, I can think about maybe two, maybe three successfully defended RICO charges against the federal government. That's the one they always win.

I can think of, I've been doing this 25 years, I can think about maybe two, maybe three successfully defended RICO charges against the federal government. That's the one they always win.

I can think of, I've been doing this 25 years, I can think about maybe two, maybe three successfully defended RICO charges against the federal government. That's the one they always win.

And that's a great question. That's called a superseding indictment. And it's just like super superseding indictment. It means it takes the place of the other indictment. So originally when they went to our grand jury, the federal grand jury, they said, oh my God, that's awful. They put a rubber stamp on it. They said, he's indicted.

And that's a great question. That's called a superseding indictment. And it's just like super superseding indictment. It means it takes the place of the other indictment. So originally when they went to our grand jury, the federal grand jury, they said, oh my God, that's awful. They put a rubber stamp on it. They said, he's indicted.

And that's a great question. That's called a superseding indictment. And it's just like super superseding indictment. It means it takes the place of the other indictment. So originally when they went to our grand jury, the federal grand jury, they said, oh my God, that's awful. They put a rubber stamp on it. They said, he's indicted.

Well, the grand jury, who is an investigative body, kept meeting. Maybe they'll keep watching social media. Maybe they're watching press conference. They're like, man, he keep mentioning a lot of children. That's nasty. And so the federal government says, we'll keep investigating. And now they're like, well, I think children are involved.

Well, the grand jury, who is an investigative body, kept meeting. Maybe they'll keep watching social media. Maybe they're watching press conference. They're like, man, he keep mentioning a lot of children. That's nasty. And so the federal government says, we'll keep investigating. And now they're like, well, I think children are involved.

Well, the grand jury, who is an investigative body, kept meeting. Maybe they'll keep watching social media. Maybe they're watching press conference. They're like, man, he keep mentioning a lot of children. That's nasty. And so the federal government says, we'll keep investigating. And now they're like, well, I think children are involved.

So they'll meet again and they'll say, let's rip up that first indictment. And here's the new one that still has all of those original allegations, but now we're placing children with it. I believe. This trial in May is not going to happen. I would be shocked.

So they'll meet again and they'll say, let's rip up that first indictment. And here's the new one that still has all of those original allegations, but now we're placing children with it. I believe. This trial in May is not going to happen. I would be shocked.

So they'll meet again and they'll say, let's rip up that first indictment. And here's the new one that still has all of those original allegations, but now we're placing children with it. I believe. This trial in May is not going to happen. I would be shocked.