Would you agree that he's out of control with this?
Yes. He's more
than out of control.
He needs help.
The three of you need help.
Oh, they're gonna get it right now.
I've actually made a list
of the crimes that Alex has admitted to
while he was talking to us,
and we have all of these on tape, by the way.
That's a cute pic.
Stealing $20 to $25,000 from his mother.
That's a felony, larceny, up to 10 years in prison.
Stealing $3,000 from his sister, $1,500 from Ariel.
Misdemeanor, larceny, up to a year in jail.
Shoplifting, make-up, clothes, electronics,
a year in jail.
Prostitution, solicitation, 93 days in jail.
Taking your car, joyriding, tearing it up,
two years in prison.
Wire transfer fraud, 14 years in prison, $10,000 fine.
Credit, debit fraud, identity theft,
felony, five years in prison, $25,000 fine.
Possession of heroine, felony,
four years in jail, $25,000 fine.
Mail theft, a year, $500 fine.
I've never stolen
anybody's mail. When you steal
her bank statements, that's mail theft.
When you add all of this up,
you're talking about some serious jail time here.
And he thinks this is (audience applauds)
all a big joke, and he's never
been held accountable for any of this.
Nope. But he now
has given us prima facie evidence on film
of what he's done.
Ariel, you can prosecute him for the $1,500
that he has stolen from you.
Or you can not.
He thought it was real cute telling you
that you can just go do whatever you want to.
Well, we'll see how long he's flipping his hair in prison
because you can. I'ma flip it like that,
like, what's up? (audience applauds)
It's okay.
You can and absolutely should prosecute him.
He straight up stole from you
and then thumbed his nose at you and mocked you about it.
He has done the same thing to both of you.
But they're not gonna do anything about it.
That's my mom and sister.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, we'll see.
This is the picture of the closet at home,
which is Alex's designer closet that's in your apartment.
And these are all of his designer clothes and shoes
and all of these things like that.
Those belong to you.
They're in your dwelling.
No, they're mine, they're my possessions,
she bought them for me, so ...
No, no. They're my size,
my style of clothes, they're not hers.
Yeah, they're in your dwelling
and they were purchased with your money.
Yes.
And what you need to do immediately
is sell every damn thing in there.
(audience cheers)
Recover everything you can
to go against the money that he's stolen from you.
I'm not walking around naked or, like, not in clothing.
She has bought me all my clothes.
You're not gonna need any clothes,
they'll give you a jumpsuit.
I'm not wearing a jumpsuit, so it's okay.
It's time to stop this runaway train
and hold him accountable.
Because he's telling you that he's gonna do
what he wants to do
and he's not only saying he's gonna do it,
he's mocking you about it, he's taunting you with it.
And, you know, he's ...
There were things that we could have talked about here.
He says that his family was never accepting of his sexuality
and growing up, he was forced to wear straight clothes
and get straight haircuts and all that sort of thing
and, you know, that's a legitimate thing to talk about
with somebody that takes a legitimate approach
to trying to make an adjustment in life and the world.
But that is not an excuse for exploiting one's family,
stealing from one's friends, and bragging about it.