
This episode of Statute of Limitations covers stories of crime and deception, featuring guests Shawn and Joseph who share their experiences with cheating casinos and drug smuggling.
Shawn recounts his attempt to cheat a Las Vegas casino using a weighted roulette ball. He explains how he and his friend Bill devised a plan to distract the dealer while he switched the ball, leading to a winning streak that caught the attention of the casino staff.
Joseph shares his experience of transporting 20 pounds of weed from California to Arizona. He describes the tense moment when he was pulled over by police, revealing the stash hidden in his car and the gun he had with him.
Both guests reflect on the risks they took and the close calls they faced during their respective escapades. Shawn ultimately managed to leave the casino with his winnings, while Joseph was let go without charges after a police encounter.
The episode highlights the thrill and danger of their criminal activities, emphasizing the importance of the statute of limitations in allowing them to share their stories.
Shawn cheats a Vegas casino, Joseph evades police with weed and a gun.

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