Evaristo Salas Jr.

And then one or two of them in there was like, yeah, I've seen your documentary.

The other class, the criminal justice one, he actually posted it after I kind of.

revealer i did that bio myself he was like he was really moved by it and he posted it and so it's posted on there right now my criminal justice one too because that's what we're talking about we're talking about the courts everything that i've been because that's what we're talking about he's like and i'm

He calls on me all the time, like, so what do you think about this?

You were part of that.

So why don't you share your story with everybody?

Yeah.

Amazing.

Yeah, and what's crazy is still this last, so we just had to do a paper, Curtis Flowers, which was in the documentary that I was in, the same documentary.

Yeah.

And so that's another strange thing.

It's a coincidence that it's in a book we have.

And so I was actually reading this case yesterday or the day before because I finished the paper.

The strange thing is you think that you have it bad.

I thought I had it bad.

You know, when I read some of these other cases, I think, my God, this guy was on death row.

And then there's other cases that I read and it was like, it really puts things in perspective.

You know, it's like, wow, this is, you know, this is horrible, you know.

And mine was bad, but then you look at this, this was really bad.

Well, that one was really bad.