Well, Well now if you think back to this time last year Morgan started this episode with some very strange music you, he's a little weird when it came to stuff like that.

But you know what, it got your attention, didn't it? I'm not going to do that to you, at least not now.

A lot.

I lied. It's draki the music. See what a bad influence Morgan was on me.

Hey everybody. Welcome back to Game of Crimes with Murph in the morning.

Sorry to be a little silly there to start with,

but you know what, I've never read in any employee handbook

that says we cannot have fun at work.

So I like having a little fun when we can.

Anyway, this week's episode is very, very special for me.

You know, as we've done in the past,

I was fortunate enough to be invited back to the Southern California gang conference.

Our longtime listeners have heard you talking about.

Tered Morgan and I actually both of us talking about this for the last couple years

and I got to go again this year and

while I was there guess what I ran into several people who were former guests here

on Game of Crimes. I was able to catch up with four of them.

I might have had to give them a little money, but I persuaded them to give us an update on what they've been doing since their episode aired.

Not a single one I've backed off.

And if you recall last year, we did this with Joe Pistone who everybody knows is Donnie Brasco the FBI agent who infiltrated the mob for over six years undercover

We had Robert Maiser who who was known from the movie,

The Infiltrator with Brian Cranston.

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