Steve Robinson

Well, that's interesting.

Wang Ping or something like that.

Called Lang Pang.

Yeah.

So you have that going on.

And the state police involved in just three of the 70 or 75 different search warrants, very minimal involvement.

They won't comment to me.

The governor has not commented on this at all.

Every legislative attempt to do something to deal with this problem has been shot down.

So it's a big mystery.

Everybody's wondering why is this being allowed to continue to happen?

And I was actually reviewing physical copies of real estate records related to a Chinese marijuana grow in Corinna, Maine, which is one town over from where I grew up.

It's where my mom lives.

It's where my grandmother used to go to church.

I was looking at these records, and I see at the bottom of one of these real estate transfer documents, well, the first thing that was unusual to me about the record was that it was a gift transfer of a property in Corinna, Maine,

from an individual who lives in Quincy, Massachusetts to a person who gave an address in Guangdong Province, China.

So this is nine acres in a teardown, basically a hunting camp in central Maine that is now lawfully owned by an individual who may or may not exist in Southeast China, which just so happens to be the area where the legit triad criminal activity is most intense.

It was weird, right?

A property transfer.

What guy in China has just been thinking, you know, I want nine acres and a teardown in Corinna, Maine.