Hey guys here from Eliza here your friendly cult cast host.

We've got an interesting show plan for you guys today.

Back in September, Louis Hilsanteger, a popular

youtuber, released a hands-on video of what he believed to be the back casing and front panel of an iPad 5.

The parts looked legit.

We actually covered it on called a Mac and the video exploded on the internet.

Well, six weeks later, Apple announced the iPad air and it turns out his video was spot on and the parts he had

were real.

So that got me thinking, how does someone get their hands on the parts of one of Apple's

most anticipated gadgets weeks before it's announced.

Well, today's guest is Lewis Hilton Tager and he's going to tell us exactly how he did it.

So stick around for that.

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