A Listeners Note. This series includes descriptions of violence, sexual assault, and grooming.

It is not recommended for young audiences. The people first wrote the show in Riley is

an ongoing case. At the time of this episode's original air date, the defendants had not

been convicted of any of the crimes alleged against them.

Thank you for calling the law office of Michael.

Hey, Tastine, how are you? Good. How are you doing? Sorry, I'm a few moments late.

That's okay. That's okay. I've got this eliminated amount of time, but I'm happy to chat with

you. Like I said yesterday, if you want to record, that's fine as well.

Okay. That's great. Thank you so much. Let's get into it. How are you feeling about what's

going to happen on Friday? Well, I mean, there's a little angst going into it, of course.

You know, the fact that it's going to be done virtually because of COVID. I mean, we're

going to be sitting here on the computer watching the court make a ruling on this, you know,

can about case, which is of the utmost importance, obviously to the victims and to everybody involved.

So yeah, it's some very anxious.

From Justin Harmon and audio check, this is OC Swingers, chapter seven, OC Justice.

She's left for years on a bench in a park. She made some passes at men in the dark.

They began running along through the night when she began loving. They put up now.

Five.

Of all of the players in this case of which there are, let me count, two defendants, three defense

attorneys, seven victims. Okay, I lost count. Mike fell is likely the warmest. You might

recognize his voice as Gina's empathetic lawyer on real housewives of Orange County.

He in California, they want to know how the victim feels, how this has impacted your life.

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