Hello everyone and welcome to positively legal.

I'm Mark Iglars, a veteran defense attorney, former prosecutor, adjunct law professor.

I know Jonna wants me to speed this up, so I won't mention that I'm an avid pickleball player also. And my lovely

co-host, her name is, Johnis Spilbore and I wore your wall today, Mark. I'm also a criminal

defense attorney and founder of Jonas Spilber Law. Might I add Midnight Shopper and Cat Whisperer to my

many? You may.

You may do that.

Listen, I'm very excited about today's show, John.

We got some really cool stories to talk about, and someone great to interview.

On positively legal today, we're going to talk about the case of an only fan's creator

who was charged with the death of one of her clients who like you is into fetish.

Yes? No. No. Okay. And we'll also examine the story of a teacher who was arrested for merely

posting something on her Snapchat. Merely. Nearly. We'll discuss what exactly she posted.

We call that a tease in the industry. What do you have, Jana?

Well, later in our second segment, we have, I'm so excited about this. We have New York Times bestselling author, an entrepreneur, Kevin Trudeau, who's going to be joining us to share his story, the highs, the lows, and how we can all take control of our health, wealth, and freedom. Yes, the famous infomercial guy. I remember three in the morning listening to some of his pitches. I can't wait to hear about what he's been up to. And, Jana, your favorite part of the show, you get to metaphorically drink, right? It's happy hour. Let's go, baby. Here we go. Let's drink. Come on. Come on. What do you got? Oh, that's what you're. Okay, I got this. Okay. So we both kind of showed up here today, Mark. Forgive me because I know you get into your spiritual side and sanctity. I certainly try. We both kind of showed up here today a little bit drained, shall we say? Yes. Yes. Why? Why? Because we don't sit around wearing makeup waiting for the show all day. We actually work. Do we not? Oh, well, I do both. I do both. Well, how was your day? Tell us what, give a little taste to the audience as to what you actually did as a criminal defense attorney. Okay, so I have to complain about something. And I'm going to tell you. I'm going to preface this by saying, I'm not complaining about a client. And even if I wanted to, we really can't, right, Mark, because we can't disclose any sort

of client confidence or anything. We can complain about cases. Don't get me wrong. You could change the

names and just, you know, keep it real. Go ahead. But this is a little different. I want to know if you've

ever experienced it. So I have a client. Yes. Who has a parent. The client is an adult.

The client is such an adult that the client has kids of her own.

But the client has a parent who routinely emails the office pretending to be the client.

Oh, pretending. Pretending. Pretending to be the client. Oh, pretending.

Pretending.

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