When Cops Pull Psychological Tricks 😂
The speaker recounts a story about federal agents simultaneously subpoenaing all of his girlfriends and bringing them into the same room as part of a RICO investigation. He later laughs about it with a federal agent named Chris, who confirmed they found the situation amusing as well. The tactic is described as 'dirty pool' but is recounted with humor.
Summary
The speaker describes receiving a series of phone calls from multiple girlfriends in quick succession, each informing him that federal agents had just visited them and served them subpoenas to appear before a grand jury in Peoria in connection with a RICO case involving him. After the first two calls, by the third call the speaker had already figured out the pattern and preemptively asked the third girlfriend if the feds had just visited her, catching her off guard.
The federal strategy appeared to be deliberate: they served all the girlfriends simultaneously and then brought them all into the same room together. The speaker later discussed this tactic with a federal agent named Chris, apparently after enough time had passed that they could laugh about it. Chris revealed that the agents themselves found the situation comedic — colleagues were walking by the room and peering in, amused by the unusual gathering. Chris described the women as 'all stars' and noted that they were all former strippers and all the speaker's girlfriends, suggesting the agents even joked about setting up a stripper pole in the room.
Key Insights
- The speaker describes how federal agents served subpoenas to all of his girlfriends simultaneously as a psychological tactic, likely intended to pressure him or prevent coordination among witnesses — a move he later called 'dirty pool.'
- By the third phone call, the speaker had recognized the pattern and preemptively guessed what had happened to the third girlfriend before she told him, suggesting he understood the federal strategy quickly.
- The federal agents deliberately placed all the subpoenaed girlfriends in the same room together, which the speaker implies was a calculated psychological move to create discomfort, confrontation, or information gathering opportunities.
- The federal agent Chris later admitted to the speaker that the agents themselves were highly entertained by the situation, with colleagues walking by the room and peering in out of amusement at the unusual gathering.
- Chris described all of the women as 'former strippers' and joked that they should have put a stripper pole in the room, revealing a notably informal and humorous atmosphere among the federal agents behind the scenes of the operation.
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[0:00] I get a call from one of the girls that I was dating out from Rockford. And she goes, "Hey babe, the feds just left here. They gave me a subpoena to go down in front of this grand jury in Peoria, something to do with a Rico case with you." And I said, "Okay." About 20, 30 minutes later, phone rings to one of my other girlfriends. I said, "Hey babe, what's going on?" She goes, "Uh, the feds just left here." I said, "What do they want?" She goes, "I got a subpoena to go down in front of a grand jury in Poria." 30 minutes later, an hour later, whatever it might have been, get the…
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