Well, Terri says that she's broke, broken hearted,
and fears that she may well end up behind bars.
And after being cruelly scammed out of thousands of dollars
and involved in becoming
complicit in money laundering,
moving a whole lot more money.
I think it's very clear here that we're not talking
about the real Jeffrey Dean Morgan,
we're talking about somebody from Nigeria
and you said you thought maybe it was him.
Would've been obvious by now.
Or somebody in this camp.
And I don't think he has camp members in Nigeria
but still just to belt in suspenders,
the producers did reach out
to the real Jeffrey Dean Morgan's representatives
who then referred them to his attorney
who gave the following statement.
"We confirmed with Jeffrey,"
they actually spoke with him,
"that he has no involvement with, nor prior knowledge
"of what appears to be a heinous crime
"which should be handled by the appropriate law enforcement
"agency, such as the FBI."
Also, common sensically,
you were saying that Jeffrey Dean Morgan
is a struggling character actor.
No, he's not.
I asked my team to just do a quick search
of his career and discovered that he is far
from a struggling character actor.
Take a look.
(paparazzi yelling)
Terri says that Jeffrey Dean is a
struggling character actor.
Well if you look online, that is clearly not the case.
He's starred in over 60 roles in film and television.
Right now, most fans know him as Negan,
the sinister villain on The Walking Dead
that he actually took home Critic's Choice Award for.
And recently, he was one of the leads
in the blockbuster film, Rampage,
which took home over 400 million
in the international box office.
In going back to TV, he was a regular
as Detective Jason Crouse on The Good Wife
which won multiple Emmy awards over its run.
And who can forget his fan-favorite role
in Grey's Anatomy as heart transplant patient, Denny.
People loved his role in that.
So, the point is he's kept a pretty steady job.
His credits starting from 2006 to the present.
he's married to actress Hilary Burton.
Correct.
They have two children, eight and eight months.
I don't wanna leave any stone unturned.
I understand that.
We have had cyber experts.
We have had investigators on the ground.
Where did all that money go?
Where did all that come from?
I don't understand all of that stuff.
Where is what?
All the money, where did it all go?
Where did it all come from?
Its part of a money laundering scam.
Yeah, all the money's been laundered
That's all it is.
All the money that you've been sending out
has been going to do illicit things.
Right
You're never going to see a dime back.
The red flags that were overlooked here is that
you were asked for money soon after meeting this person.
You were asked for personal information
even though they never met.
You were asked for bank account information
even though they never met.
He asked her to accept wire transfers.
Asked her to send MoneyGrams overseas to strangers.
Made excuses not to meet.
Talked about marriage even though they've never met.
These are classic red flags
and I say that for everybody at home, look.
If it's too good to be true,
it's just probably not true.
And even though your heart may want something
to be true, you just have to know.
Right, but what's interesting though,
because my therapist and I worked with this,
and she didn't ask me any of this.
This is interesting, she didn't say any of this stuff to me.
Why wouldn't she ask you any of this stuff though?
I don't know.
I mean, she's the medical professional, isn't she?
Right.
Hey, don't be dishing my therapist, man.
Hey, listen, everybody contributes something.
Right, everybody contributes something.
Yeah, but see, this is the thing, she didn't ask me.
Cause that was the one question I wanted to ask you.
As a therapist, which once I take my clinical exam,
and hopefully don't go to prison,
I will be a licensed therapist,
and I wanted to know how to help my clients
not be an idiot like me.