Hey, it's Vincent. Just bringing you guys a quick program note here. You guys may know,

and I hope you know, that this is part two of our two-part episode on Jeffrey Allen Lash.

If you haven't heard part one yet, because we broke these up on the fly we didn't plan for this if you haven't heard

part one you may want to just go back and listen to that because there's not going to be a recap

that can fill in all of the weird stuff that happened in episode one so go back and listen to that

if you haven't already you'll be rewarded the other thing I wanted to say real quick was there

someone on Twitter reached out to us added us to say that they felt that we had engaged in some level of victim blaming.

I went back and listened to the episode and I'm going to say a big thank you to this person.

It's a hard line to walk because these people were duped in a scam, but they are also victims.

And that is very much how Joe and myself feel about it.

And I worry that we were not sensitive enough to that.

There's not always an easy way to cover these topics, and we're learning and getting feedback

is a great way for us to develop and to learn and to make sure that we communicate ourselves effectively.

All right, so here's episode two of Jeffrey Allen Lash.

Private investigators Scott Ross trying to unlock a mystery.

Why would one man have weapons like this?

It just went boxed.

And there are hundreds, hundreds, hundreds.

That's an understatement.

Police seize 1,200 firearms in this upscale Pacific Palisades townhome.

That's right, 1,200 pristine new guns, some with the tag still

on them. Officers also found nearly seven tons, yes, tons of ammunition, the largest weapon

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