| 00:10 | - Look!
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| 00:12 | - Hey, Teri, how are you?
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| 00:15 | Let's take a step back.
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| 00:16 | What are all these documents?
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| 00:17 | - A gold mine for my dissolution of marriage case.
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| 00:20 | That's what these are.
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| 00:22 | Remember when you took on my case, how I told you how my husband's company owns an office building?
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| 00:28 | - Yeah, I remember you mentioned that you had an office that you used in Victor's place for printing, and copying, and such.
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| 00:36 | - Exactly!
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| 00:37 | So I know our marriage has been on the rocks for a while, so, in addition to my own personal needs, |
| 00:42 | I started making copies of his documents in his office, kind of a "break the glass in case of an emergency" file.
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| 00:50 | I think Victor is going to try to hide assets from me during the divorce, but since we separated, that stupid jerk locked me out of his office building.
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| 01:00 | So I can only go there after hours or with supervision.
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| 01:05 | The nerve!
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| 01:05 | After 10 years of marriage, |
| 01:07 | I figured he must be hiding something real special.
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| 01:10 | So, the other night, I snuck back into his office to make more copies of documents that |
| 01:16 | I didn't previously have.
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| 01:18 | Plus, I still know the passcode to the office building.
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| 01:21 | So I waved at the security guards, |
| 01:23 | I walked straight on in, |
| 01:25 | I found a file of what looked like to be a password.
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| 01:28 | I typed it in, and voilà!
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| 01:30 | I had full access to his business emails, and his entire computer.
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| 01:35 | So I made a few more copies of documents, and you have to take a look at these.
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| 01:40 | We can use this to really stick it to him, and you wouldn't believe my idiot husband.
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| 01:45 | He has the same password on his work computer and his computer at home, which is still at our house.
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| 01:51 | So I typed it into our computer at home, and I had full access to his personal activities, his day-to-day conversations with people, and even the ones with his scummy lawyer.
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| 02:05 | I know you mentioned that there's this process called discovery, but I've hooked you up.
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| 02:09 | Everything that you could possibly want is here.
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| 02:12 | Before I came to you today, |
| 02:14 | I decided to drive by my husband's apartment, where he's been staying since we've separated, and I saw that his car was there with the window rolled down, because he likes to keep his car cool in the summertime.
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| 02:25 | So, naturally, I walked up to his car.
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| 02:28 | I peeped in, in the passenger seat, and there was a file sitting there with my name on it.
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| 02:34 | So I opened the file.
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| 02:36 | I started looking around, but I didn't wanna take the file, because I didn't want him to know that I had been there.
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| 02:41 | So I pulled out my phone, and I started taking pictures.
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| 02:45 | In the file, there were e-mails with his lawyer, there were court documents.
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| 02:51 | Of course, I didn't read the e-mails with his lawyer.
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| 02:54 | I wanted you to decide that, because I wasn't sure if it was considered privileged.
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| 02:59 | So, here you go.
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| 03:00 | Hey, so I'm gonna run to the restroom.
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| 03:03 | Why don't you take a look over these documents, so you can further brainstorm about how we can crush Victor?
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| 03:08 | And I know you'll thank me later.
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