 So eventually, the police got on the case, and they decided that he was defrauding the public, and so he went to trial. And he had spiritual, like, basically on one side of the audience of this trial, and then, you know, people who were against him on the other. And eventually, he was actually exonerated from the case because no one could prove what he was doing, that he was actually defrauding the public or not. So he was let go. This was the late 1860s by this point.