Evaristo Salas Jr.

You've actually never held a cell phone and all that kind of stuff.

She goes, so it might be kind of a little rough to adjust, but I think you'll be all right.

And she goes, I'm going to order your immediate release.

And I was like...

That was it.

And so we had thought that it was going to take maybe a week to process the paperwork and all that stuff.

So I was like, well, yeah, probably next week or something.

Not even two hours later, they come down with the big old things like packaged stuff up.

you're out of here.

Yeah, and if they even decided that, most likely because the way he's been kind of operating across the attorney, he's just been dragging everything out and just kind of just letting it go as long as it can, which is horrible if you think about it.

I mean, even on this sense, I got less than three years left, you know, but he's still...

dragging as much as he can because that's the only hand he has to play.

So if they were to grab me to trial, I was going to sit back.

As soon as they came to my conviction and grabbed me to trial, I would ask for a 60-day speedy trial just right off the bat.

And the only option he can do is probably just drag it out until the day that we start that initial process of going to trial.

And that's when my lawyer thinks, well, he'd be foolish to even try because it's just

There's so much that is so much wrong about this case.

And even the judge might just dismiss it right off bat.

But to take it to that point, I was like, the only thing he's going to do is just try to drag it up to that point, which is horrible.

But that's what he's been doing since the get-go.