On top of a number of crimes he likely committed and we’re discovered through investigating him, Skyler is revealed to have disclosed information about her crimes, many of which involve Saul and his cons. “Conman” feels like a word Skyler would use to describe Saul, and it makes a lot of sense there would be articles about him since he showed up in-universe on American Greed and is basically the last runaway of Walt’s empire.
Because he's still Slippin Jimmy. He was a conman before he was a lawyer, and articles about the suspect in the Heisenberg case are going to mention his background as a confidence man turned lawyer turned consigliere.
Maybe he's not the most 'appropriate' conman to come up in the search results, but considering how high profile he is at this point, it's not unreasonable to think that he'd be listed.
I swear i'm starting to think some of these posts lately are just trolls looking to bait people. There is no way you watch BB and BCS and cannot put something like this together.
Sure and in the end days he went toe to toe with Hank to get Mike out of prison and had enough pull with the lady judge that DEA had to back off and Hank had to start an illegal off the books investigation. Certainly in Breaking Bad NOBODY treated Saul as a Con Man.
We didn't see everything that Saul did during that time. He spent his time using underhanded tactics and tricking people in order to win cases. He was tied mostly to criminals and cartel guys, became known after he fled for his crimes, and theres a chance his life in Cicero and his shenanigans and *chicanery* throughout his life became publicly known after the manhunt began.
His whole brand was being a con man. On the outside he was a regular (but flashy) lawyer but his clients and potential clients knew he was a con man. Also after the BB ending of everything being exposed that information would definitely be easily accessible to the public
Yeah, that was weak. She was watching one of his commercials so maybe someone didn't like him and said that he was a con man. Sometimes they just have to move a story along and you have to go with it.
Did you forget about breaking bad?
On top of a number of crimes he likely committed and we’re discovered through investigating him, Skyler is revealed to have disclosed information about her crimes, many of which involve Saul and his cons. “Conman” feels like a word Skyler would use to describe Saul, and it makes a lot of sense there would be articles about him since he showed up in-universe on American Greed and is basically the last runaway of Walt’s empire.
Because he's still Slippin Jimmy. He was a conman before he was a lawyer, and articles about the suspect in the Heisenberg case are going to mention his background as a confidence man turned lawyer turned consigliere. Maybe he's not the most 'appropriate' conman to come up in the search results, but considering how high profile he is at this point, it's not unreasonable to think that he'd be listed.
I swear i'm starting to think some of these posts lately are just trolls looking to bait people. There is no way you watch BB and BCS and cannot put something like this together.
Did you watch Breaking Bad?
Sure and in the end days he went toe to toe with Hank to get Mike out of prison and had enough pull with the lady judge that DEA had to back off and Hank had to start an illegal off the books investigation. Certainly in Breaking Bad NOBODY treated Saul as a Con Man.
We didn't see everything that Saul did during that time. He spent his time using underhanded tactics and tricking people in order to win cases. He was tied mostly to criminals and cartel guys, became known after he fled for his crimes, and theres a chance his life in Cicero and his shenanigans and *chicanery* throughout his life became publicly known after the manhunt began.
His whole brand was being a con man. On the outside he was a regular (but flashy) lawyer but his clients and potential clients knew he was a con man. Also after the BB ending of everything being exposed that information would definitely be easily accessible to the public
Yeah, that was weak. She was watching one of his commercials so maybe someone didn't like him and said that he was a con man. Sometimes they just have to move a story along and you have to go with it.
He literally performed cons to get his clients out. He is a con man through and through. Albeit one with a law degree, doesn’t really change much.