Andeshan Invoking the Fifth in a Civil Case

Andeshan exercised his constitutional right to invoke the fifth in a civil case, that means generally, that the court and the jury can take a negative presumption. And so it's easier to just say the grand jury didn't indict or didn't return a true bill. And then that takes the charging decision off of your plate. So you got to give rusty credit there. We even talked about having jimmy here, and he would have blown dry his hair and talked about whatever he wanted to talk about.