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Show Notes
When the FBI knocked on my door in 2005, I thought I could manage the situation. I was wrong. In this episode of The Presumption of Innocence, I sit down with defense attorney Matt Adams to unpack the moment everything changed—how I hired a lawyer, ignored his advice, lied to federal agents, and turned what might have been a civil case into an 18-month federal prison sentence.
We talk about what really happens during a government investigation, why cooperation is meaningless without credibility, and how my co-defendant used my mistakes to earn a better outcome. I also share how I rebuilt my life after prison, and what people facing federal charges must understand if they want to avoid making the same costly errors.
Whether you've just received a target letter or you're preparing for sentencing, this conversation will help you see how the smallest decisions early in a case can define everything that comes next.