Right, well, I got to be, I said, there you go.

But 10 boxes are full of tapes and crap.

So I got caught up quick on it, but the whole thing, it was a great case, like all the

cases, I attacks, dozens of arrests, Crimes with Murph in the morning.

Got another great guest for you guys today, and you probably see that the screen is blacked out here.

Well, that's because of some of the things that he was involved with.

He's still receiving threats from.

You're going to notice that his voice is altered, and we're not going to use this real name here.

We're just going to call him John, like somebody that goes to a Bordello.

They call him John.

So John is our guest today. He'll

probably kick my ass once he hears me say that. But it's just, the reason I wanted to bring him on here

is to show you the type of operations that DEA are still involved with worldwide. And simply because we retire, that doesn't mean that the

threats go away. And it requires secretive measures like this to hide his identity. Because the last

thing we want to do is get anybody hurt from talking about the bravery of law enforcement here on Game

of Crime. So that's what this is all about. So, but John, just briefly, before we

get into it, he was a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. Thank you for your service, brother.

Seven years, active duty, and the remainder of his time in the Marine Corps reserves. He's also a police

officer and a trooper in Massachusetts. And, I mean, you guys know what we think about

troopers because when Morgan was on here, but again, John is a little bit younger than me,

and it looks like he could pick me up and carry me around if he needed to. So then he joined the

Drug Enforcement Administration as a special agent. That's where he spent 22 years combating

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