KFI a.m. 640. You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

We need to hear from you. Friday, moist line, 877, Moist 87, Moist 86. It's toll for you anywhere in the world.

Or you can use the talkback feature on the IHeart app. So you better call now and vent, unleash your inner beast,

and we'll play it back on Friday. All right, the Otani thing. I'm going to assume, you know what

I'm talking about here. I have to set the whole thing up. But it centers on the interpreter. Ipe Mizohara, getting his hands on four and a half

million dollars of Otani's money through nine wire transfers. I assume a half million dollars

for each wire transfer. And sending it to Matthew Boyer, the bookie in Orange County, to cover

Misohara's debts.

And you remember at the beginning, they had multiple stories.

The Elsinore Times says the story seemed to change by the hour.

And the original story from Mizahara in the 90 90 minute interview was, yeah, I have a bad

gambling problem and Otani bailed me out. And eventually it became Otani saying, I have no idea

how he got the money. I had nothing to do with this. I didn't, nothing. But they will not address how he could get a hold of the money.

And some people I hear say, well, you know, maybe Motani gave him, you know, the,

it's like, yeah, I can see you giving your close friend.

I mean, he's practically your personal assistant, your pin number,

if you need to get a few hundred dollars out of an ATM machine, right? But a wire transfer

thing, if you haven't done one, is a little more complicated than that. And when you're,

when you're, when you're, when you're sucking out four and a half million dollars, you have to get

approval from various bank personnel and they want approval from you or your personnel that are

running your financial empire so the else the other times had had the same questions we did

i am not crazy here.

...