Evaristo Salas Jr.

And so I hope not.

I hope that once they vacate my conviction and we go back where they ran me for their trial, that right there he just says, you know what, done is done.

Yeah, the vacate my conviction is not an exoneration, which is horrible too.

They're not saying by vacating my commission that, oh, you know, you're exonerated.

They have to actually use that warning to exonerate you.

So vacating my commission would mean that they vacate the decision of the jury and the trial.

And pretty much the commission is gone.

And then they remand for a new trial.

And so this is up to the prosecution.

That's why I thought if they were to actually exonerate me, then I'd probably just...

be released and I don't know if they can even I don't think they can even do that their court kills can even do that I think the only option they have is to vacate the conviction and remand for a new trial because the whole system is based on your due process rights and all that kind of stuff you know and whether you had a

Yeah, our next step would be somehow, some way, go for that exoneration in one form or another.

That's what really matters to me.

I mean, for them to just vacate my conviction, dismiss it, they're not...

taking any responsibility no it's just okay yeah yeah okay but you're out of here yeah 27 years gone i'll never get that back but just having it on record that i was exonerating them kind of that's that would be my ultimate goal right there

Oh, yeah, I definitely will.

I'm really looking forward to that.

We definitely will make it happen once all this passes.

Like I said, the world is a beautiful place.

Australia, New Zealand, those are really gorgeous places.