Carter Lee

I'm not thinking that this person's whole house, you know, essentially exploded.

Right.

Um,

But what ended up happening with that is the guy who threw the firework, he was 23, he was from Liberia.

So he came over here when he was 15.

And I think morally and culturally things were a little different with him.

So I think that's why he was, oh, I'm cool with hanging out with younger people that are, you know, 15, 16, 17, I'm 23, right?

So I think he was different culturally.

He ended up getting one to three years in prison for that.

We, everybody else didn't get any trouble.

I think they looked at it as, okay, this older, this much older guy is hanging out with these younger kids.

And, you know, the other people who were involved in it completely, completely told and said everything.

But something I left out is after the detectives interviewed me, they start interviewing my brother.

And my dad's there, mind you.

And the detectives goes to my brother like,

Hey, uh, you know, your brother just told us that you did it.

You threw the firework, you did everything.

And my dad looks at my brother and goes, Oh, right.

And that's, I remember my dad telling me that.

And now I'm understanding, okay, the cops lie too.