Carter Lee

And now he's in jail, um, in jail while in the midst of a, a psychotic break.

Um, so that was, and he's in the midst of this psychotic break.

Um,

You know the way the county jail works near me and i'm sure it works like this, the same way as a lot of other places.

When you first get there, you know you can't use the phone you're in like a you know it puts you in a cell for five days, you know I guess to classify right.

So I guess he made it down to the dorm they decided he's going to the mental health dorm and.

At this time, I think that the guards and the people there started to realize, okay, this guy's not sane.

So they ended up putting him in a mental health block and he was in solitary confinement while he was there.

It's like a mental health block for people that cannot come out of their cells right now.

And I remember like, we haven't even heard from my brother in like four months, right?

Like we're going to the court hearings and stuff, but he's, you know, thing is we didn't want him to come back home because, you know, he was, he was starting problems at home and we didn't feel like he was safe to be at home, but also we don't want him in jail.

So we're trying to find a place for him to go to get help, but that, you know, it's so hard to do that.

And we're trying to get him out of jail and send him to one of these places, but it's like,

And he, you know, so one night my dad ends up getting this phone call from the correctional facility from this guy, Michael.

And he's like, Hey, I'm in here with your, your son.

I slid the tablet because his tablet's up there under his door.

He wants to talk to you.

So, you know, we started talking to my brother and we could still tell like, he's, he's not all there.

Right.

He's like, you know, but, but from what he tells us, he's been in this cell for three months.