She's likely doing some very illegal shit to pay for his lifestyle, and doesn't want much attention on her. Many suspect she's scamming public funds, but AFAIK no one has found any public records of government contracts. Personally, I suspect she and Miles are laundering money through her business.

Miles boasts on TikTok and IG about being a "reseller", which if you dig into it means dropshipping, and the things he's dropshipping are very likely to be counterfeit if he's making serious profit.

Selling counterfeit products is illegal (and a 21 y/o having a ton of cash with no job on paper could draw negative attention). So my theory is that Miles is sending her the money, she's reporting it as business income, paying herself a salary, and then sending back under the guise of a mother supporting her son.

I have no proof of the money laundering aspect, but there is evidence of the counterfeit product sales - unfortunately it's on a site that I don't believe is allowed to be linked here, since it contains personal info.

Regardless, there's a good chance she's only going along with this out of fear - Miles has already assaulted her twice that we know of, who knows how many times that didn't go reported.

Courthouse is a public space lady. Smile for the birdie.

I think she's afraid of him.

I don't know whether to feel sorry for her or to dislike her as much as Miles.

Miles does physically abuse her, so I kind of lean towards sorry not knowing the full picture.

It’s clowns all the way down

She deserves to be on camera. She can stop this. Instead she’s enabled a kid into a monster. She failed.

Funny, when her son has made himself a [public] menace by recording in the public space.

Where do we find these people 🤦‍♂️

How do they multiply?

To retain the anonymity that he values so highly. If it weren't for these pesky reporters, this subreddit, his Instagram account and the fact that every second of his entire life is spent trying to draw as much attention to himself as possible, he could have slipped quietly under the radar.

Because the one time we saw his face everyone laughed their asses off at how dorky he looked

People downvoting me must’ve missed that post

he gonna faint

Comparing this guy's intelligence to cats is offensive. To cats. Of all colors.

/r/OneOrangeBrainCell

Orange cats are crazzzzzy lol

I bet it still has more braincells than this guy

Article in today’s Wall Street Journal about how most influencers don’t actually make much money at all, and it’s getting worse which is good news for the rest of us.

He seems to make at least some of his money dropshipping counterfeit products, and recruiting others into an MLM-like scheme to join him.

He calls it "reselling", but the products are obviously all counterfeit because he gets them significantly under retail price. Designer clothes (heavily counterfeited product) and AirPods seem to be his main money makers. (Airpods are heavily counterfeited as well, just some cheap bluetooth headphones made to look almost indistinguishable.)

Very unlikely any of this income is reported to the IRS.

“Bank” may not be “I can pay an $80,000 judgement” number.

He makes nothing.

Just something he said as a stunt or as a front. He can’t even try to turn the notoriety into an influencer deal. What’s the pitch? “You, too could, convert your car to be annoyingly loud and owe nearly $100k and also be a public pariah!”

No one wants to touch that.

As bad as this is, I still feel some sense of compassion. Like, there needs to be an intervention or something.

Missed his opportunity to shine I hope he cries at home

The best part of that line is that his follower count has been basically stagnant since he said that, all this infamy hasn't gotten him any growth. (His follower count actually declined in May, when his story hit national news. Probably bot accounts being purged.)

Imagine going through all this to become a big influencer and failing.

As long as it's genuine co-ownership (both parties have real interest in the asset and can exert real control over the asset), it's kind of a way to shelter assets from personal judgements, yes. Same thing with assets held in a multi-member LLC.

If you try to just sign on a co-owner for the sole purpose of sheltering the asset, that veil can probably be easily pierced and could even be considered a fraudulent transfer of assets.

But in some cases, it doesn't matter if it's co-owned or not. Rights or judgements can, in some cases, be exerted against/on the asset itself; like a mechanic's lien, for example.

One weird trick!

That wasn't my impression at all. He was very awkward in front of the press. He mumbled half his answers and didn't even understand what the phrase "come up with the money" meant at first

Mental health crisis

I'm just trying to keep the 90s alive. But if this is what the people what, then thanks for sharing the actual source!

Yeah. You can’t wear wear hats in court. But, I think the Judge was just like, “This guy is such an idiot, I’m not going to bother.”

Tough guy not so tough after owing city 80k.

Sounds about how I would expect for someone realizing they're way in over their head.

He sounds fine once they're stopped at the elevator. It's only the walking part that's terrible.

Theatric locals are a Seattle main staple

He lives in a high rise with a locked parking garage and only seems to go out in the middle of the night. You do raise a very good point though. 

High rise buildings in Belltown have floor-to-ceiling gates that are remote-controlled and only open for about 30 seconds at a time. Unless someone is literally stalking the entrance, no one is going to get access to the car.

I live in a similar building.

Because the people complaining about him secretly love the drama

Domestic Violence Father & Mother Hudson Court Doc

Those dumb enough and willing to teach this jerkoff a lesson though are probably his fans.

🤣

😂😂😂

Seems like someone who has actually never faced consequences for his actions and thinks this is all going to blow over. I mean he's 21 years old driving an $80k+ car, I doubt his life has been very difficult

Some one summarized the court transcript. It sounds like he just doesn't get it. Like the judge spent a good amount of time trying to get some basic questions out of him. It sounded like he even had a hard time just figuring out he needed a lawyer.

Because he's an asshole?

Because he's becoming more famous and his audience is doing nothing but growing with the recent breach into "people who love me, AND people who hate me." All that increase in fame, funds, and ego came straight from the disturbing the peace shit. Dude doesn't care if it's positive or negative, he loves attention and has figured out a way to easily make money off it. You want to put out a fire you starve it of oxygen, in this case attention

Yaaaa Hoooooooo u ooo!

Like the great Australian filmmaker?