Does he really try to paint himself a victim in all of this ? He does know damn well what he did and that he wanted to hide inside the letters of the law. His is only pissed that he is the one being nailed to the wall. No regrets at all. His only excuse is "other's do it, too". Watching this, listening to the BS he said made me sick. "I wasn't involved, I didn't know, ect..." not one word of sympathy towards the people they screwed.
Due to how Scott Tucker agreed to be part of this episode, and of how it was made, I will say that this is one of the most interesting true-crime TV episodes that I've ever seen. Extreme riches, extreme poverty and then...having to see a callous, ultra-rich person sour up when his cars are taken from him, due to him owning the money, is very telling of our current neoliberalistic climate.
Shout by noksucowBlockedParent2018-02-27T22:11:55Z
They could've built a decent business without all the deception and exorbitant fees. Could've profited and helped people in need. Win win. But no, had to be greedy. So disgusting.