2025-02-05
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It's early autumn in the affluent neighborhood of Cornelius, North Carolina.
The luxury suburb lies along the shores of the pristine Lake Norman,
where people can often be found sailing and wakeboarding on the water.
On 4 September last year, an FBI raid in the early hours of the morning stunned the picturesque community.
Local resident Mike Smith was led out of his house in handcuffs.
FBI agents raided a Cornelius Mann's home.
He's a musician now, facing serious charges,
accused of using AI to create and stream music and illegally collect more than $10 million in royalties.
I heard that they just barreled through his house and, like, trashed it.
Mike Smith seemed to have it all.
His post, with 124,000 followers on Instagram,
highlighted his family life
and successful music career with his profile bio proclaiming number one Billboard charting recording artist.
You're actually listening to one of his tracks, Hard Working man, as I speak.
But now he could be facing up to 60 years behind bars.
I was so surprised by the scale, I was shocked.