simply say you do not take picture. a good, a skilled adversary could potentially, if you bring your phone can themselves take pictures or over here things. i mean, we are talking about very wicked and ingenious adversaries. and, you know, documents strewn around on the floor just leave you incomplete cold sweat thinking about it. but to get to your question, it does not matter, the crime here, the obstruction is he took them, he knew he did not have a right to take them, he lied about having giving them all up. that s when he knew the investigation was a foot, that serious enough, that s obstruction in actual 20-year maximum in the federal code. that, that s, whether or not there is a further, like, crazy manchurian candidate scenario or not, it does not matter. harry, harry levin, juliette
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FurZapper: What Happened After $600,000 Lori Greiner Shark Tank Deal
Harry and Michael of FurZapper on Shak Tank (ABC)
FurZapper, a silicone-made product that safely removes pet hair from people clothes in the washing machine and dryer, was pitched on Season 12 of
Shark Tank. The two entrepreneurs behind the pet product,
Harry Levin and Michael Sweigar of Long Beach Island, New Jersey, went into the Tank seeking an investment of $600,000 for ten percent equity.
FurZapper at Amazon
Kevin O’Leary, Barbara Corcoran and Mark Cuban), Harry and Michael accepted
Lori Greiner‘s final offer: $600k for 15 percent with a line of credit.