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This guy was charged with something that sounds kind of cute until you realize what it actually is.

And Todd, it's a Jeopardy guy too, man.

Jeopardy champ arrested on charges of felony secret peeping.

Philip Joseph Joey DeCena

first competed on the show in November of 2024.

Do you remember this guy?

This is one of the situations where it's not Jeopardy's fault.

This guy's a creep, but they get drugged into the damn story, you know.

A Jeopardy champion from North Carolina was arrested on two charges of felony's secret peeping.

I love what they call it that. Secret peeping sounds like... I think he did really well in that category. Yeah, if I recall. He won the show twice in November, 2024, walking away with about $45,000. He returned in January for the Champions Wildcard Tournament where he did move past the semifinals. Is it sad? I recognize this guy.

Oh, you do?

Really?

Yeah.

The development engineer from Raleigh, it is sad.

It was arrested, according to the officer, according to the warrant, authorities accuse him

of unlawfully, willfully, and feloniously, secretly or surreptitiously installing in a

room any device that can be used to create photographing images, namely a camera placed in the bathroom with the intent to capture the image of another without their consent. So when he put a camera in a public bathroom? I don't know, it didn't say public. Or in somebody's house. It must have been his house, I bet. Isn't it all people? Yeah., so he invites guys come over. I'm guessing it's dudes. Yeah. I'm not saying that for any reason, but, uh, yeah. I'm saying that's... It could be a creep. Yeah, that could be... It could be creepy the way. It could be girls walking in there, too. No, I think your speculation is right. Yeah. I don't understand. To see a guy what? Pull his pants down and lean down on the toilet and poop? Yeah. Or pee, I guess you stand up the pee. I guess it's the whole taboo aspect. Don't kink shame, Tyler. That gets him off. This guy looks like he'd be doing something like this. What was that? He looks like somebody who'd do something like this. Well, all Jeopardy champs do, don't they? Oh, this guy. Really? Really? Come on. This is the, he's the secret peeper in a lifetime movie. He looks like central casting peeper. Like a felt, he also looks like most Jeopardy champs. I don't know. You can look at Jennings here, and he looks like a peeper. He's in the photo with him. I think this guy's got to look about him. It isn't all peeping secret? Well, he does got a peep in face. You're right. And the shot of him and Jennings standing there. Yeah.

And Todd remembered him. Did he seem creepy to you, Todd? Some of them do. I don't recall him being particularly creepy. Because if you're letting somebody know you're looking at him, are you still peeping? No, you're not letting them know. They were hidden cameras. Yeah. Yeah, but that's, he's saying all peeping is secret. Yeah, I just don't understand why you have to call it secret peeping.

Good point. No, you're not letting them, though. Yeah. They were hidden cameras. Yeah. Right. Yeah, but that's, he's saying all peeping is secret.

I just don't understand why you have to call it secret peeping. Good point. Good point. Hey, I mean, I'm not how are peeping? If you tell some of your peeping, is it called peeping? I think you're just looking at them. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, yeah.

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