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Hello.

Hey, you got a minute?

Yeah, I'm going to.

I'm going to.

Watching the recording back in the documentary was the first time I'd really

watched the whole thing.

Got a question for you. I know when we sat down the other day and talked,

so I'm wondering if we can revisit what we discussed.

Because I have so. I have to get taken care of.

Of course we can.

Obviously, I want to help you. Obviously, you know that you can trust me.

You're listening to Tyler Furman on the phone. It's the meeting that changed everything.

He remembers the fear in his voice, the weight of what was being asked, and how quickly

that simple conversation turned into something much darker.

Seeing it again for the first time, I had a very visceral emotional reaction because I cannot

express to you the feeling of terror I had in person. And I'd never watching yourself in that

situation again, I brought all those feelings back.

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to go undercover?

Not as a cop or a federal agent, just as an ordinary person.

That's a position that Tyler Furman found himself in. Only there were no code names, no Hollywood gadgets, just a wire, and a lot of

fear. He was about to sit down with his mentor, Matt Borges, the former chair of the Ohio

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