STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS hosted by Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino | Official Trailer | Forensic Files

hey everyone this is your boy Mike The Situation Sorrentino take it from me getting convicted is a very serious
situation the whole world wanted to know what happened to me there's something so
captivating about people confessing to their crimes they've committed it gives the criminals a chance to explain why
they did what they did and how they pulled it off I think I've got over a hundred thousand dollars worth of stuff
keys in right this is my chance I can be rich for life it was basically a lounge of criminals I
could have gone to prison not jail prison that's why we've gathered Everyday People to tell their stories
about the non-violent crimes they've committed we're not blurring any faces or changing any voices
that's because for all these people the statute of limitations or their crime has passed they can't be tried or
convicted in Courtney anymore we know you're definitely going to be hooked it's a brand new true crime series like
you've never seen before and I'm hosting right watch statute of limitations [Music]

Hosted by Jersey Shore's Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, this brand-new crime series explores the non-violent crimes as told by the real, everyday people who committed them. Why can they admit their wrongdoing? Their statute of limitations has passed, so no blurred faces or voice changers are necessary.

Brief Summary

Mike The Situation Sorrentino introduces his true crime series on non-violent crimes and personal confessions.

Key points

Confessions of Criminals. Mike The Situation Sorrentino hosts a series where non-violent criminals share their stories.
A Chance for Riches. Mike sees an opportunity for wealth through his criminal past.
True Crime Unfiltered. The series promises unaltered confessions from those whose crimes are beyond prosecution.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

Getting convicted is a very serious situation.

Mike The Situation Sorrentino reflects on conviction.

0:04WatchJun 26, 2023

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