jacobsbson. - the arrerest of jerrrry was s in the eararly mornig atat his housese, you knowo.p." ♪ - i i remember j jerry inititi, you know,, doing whwhat you wouould expet a formrmer police e officer to, was, y you know, c clam up. you know, he realilized hihis goose wawas cooked,, soso to speak.k. - eventualally he receceivd his jewelrlry, silverer handcuffsfs. - at jerryry jacobson'n's arres, hehe had some e honda sports carar thing that he wawas riding a aroundn that we seseized, and d just cash h in a trashsg in t the truck o of his car. who does t that shit?? who o carries ththat crap arar? rereally? ♪ - my firirst interacaction wiwith jerry j jacobson was atat the federeral courthoe inin atlanta.. i was in a atlanta because e jerry jacocobson was the e head of ththe snak, and i wanted to o personallyy advisese him ofof the chargrges againstst . - sourceces say thatat the fbfbi will announce ththat it has s made arress inin an alleged scheme to defraudud the e mcdonald's's corporatn by riggiging its rececent momonopoly game. now, t the fbi wouould only sy that it has scs

. ♪ - jejerry jacobsbson got the mostst severe sesentence.hat a victory. - he shoululd've got m mor. it just t doesn't sqsquare up to me, bubut again, l like i saidi, i'm m just an agagent. most agegents probabably belilieve that,, so we're g glad we d don't wear r the robe.. - - 37 months s in prison, paparticularlyly withth somebody y who has ms, is not exaxactly anan easy sentntence eithe. a ninight is a l longe in prisos. - - [chuckles]s] the sympatathetic hearart of a c criminal dedefense lawyw. ♪ - as p part of jererry's sent, he was ordered to pay, i think, somewhwhere in thehe neighborhd ofof $12 millilion in reststitn anand, i belieieve, forfeieie as w well. - itit was moree than he e could pay.y. and d so at a cecertain poinint, it bececomes... irrelelevant. [cell l door clanknks shut] - whwhen i went t to jail, you meet with t the unit mamanager, and hehe says, "you owewe $3 1/2 mimillion." >>>>> when i went t to j jail, with the unit manager r and he says y you oh 3 1/2 2 mimillion dodo you h have itit? >> i i said d yes s itit is

jejerry jacobsbson is my y stepbrotheher, yes.y stepbrorother. - yeah, i mean we e grew up as- i don't think brother brothers, but we grew up close. we're only a week k apart in age.. his dream inin life was alwas becocoming an fbfbi agent. - therere i was ouout onon my first t assignmentn. - - it never w worked out, bubut it's fununny. it's a fununny story.. if you s said to mee to descrcribe this s story, i would d say, "d"don't belieieve it," bubut it's trurue. don't t believe itit. [laughghs] jujust weird.. itit's just weweird how w it happenened. [tensese music] he had d discussed a about the game p pieces one e time. i think it was 1989 and we had discussed how, you know, he--he would be able to possibly get the $25,5,000 game p piece, and, um, y you know, if we coululd do sometething wh it andnd, you knowow, whateve. ♪ a a month lateter oror six weeksks later-- i don'n't rememberer-- he s showed up w with a piec. and d he says, u uh, cash iti. there e was an 80000 number to, uh, , call, whicich i di, and d they gave e me in

[line e rings] - jejerry jacobsbson's contrtg all the e pieces at t that po, soso he neededed to r replaceication of sources that he could use of recruiters becameme his full-l-time job. - one e of the mididdlemen, aj glolomb, came on n the radar r scren fairly e early. afteter colombo o died, glomomb had a nunumber ofof telephoninic conversasats with j jerry jacobobson, and d you followow-- you know, , follow where the e evidence l leads y. ♪ - mymy name is a andrew glo. i i go by aj.. one day, a a friend ofof mine called me e up and he e said, "i have e somethingg you mimight be intnterested i. "wririte down ththis numberr anand go to a a phone bootoh and d call me."" i said, , "oh, no, n no." [c[chuckles] i saysys, "i had e enough of tt in m my life. i-i-- comeme on, i jusust got offf probatation a coupuple years a" i had jujust finishehed up a a drug sentetence, anand i didn't't want anytyg to happen.n. - actutually, thatat's, like, onone of the b best partss of t the whole s story. [smoototh music] firsrst time i ever d did any kinind of ds was withth harold rorobbin, the writiter, an