Evaristo Salas Jr.

But they're fighting it.

Yeah, they're fighting against something that they're supposed to be protecting.

That's truth.

You know, why would you sit here and hold on to something simply because you don't want to look bad or, you know, you hold us to everybody else to these standards that, you know, the law this, the law that, and then yet when truth is staring in your face, you're arguing for the lie, you know, which is horrible, you

Exactly.

It's horrible, you know.

When did justice become about that, you know?

So it's either six or nine months.

That's what I was given the average.

So I think I'll probably hear something about it maybe late this year, early next year.

And typically, I go with the... So if they say, tell me, well, six to eight months or six to nine months, I always go, well, it'll probably be nine months or more, and that's just...

And so I just told my family, I told my sister and them, look, you know, we've been waiting a long time, but we're here.

Now all we need to do, it took us that long just to get it in front of them, you know, and that in itself was a victory.

So let's just wait and see, you know, and in the meantime, I'm doing positive stuff, you know, I'm working towards, you know, good things, you know what I mean, and I'm going to be all right, you know, so I'm good, you know, it sucks, it's horrible, what happened today, but let them make decisions.

Thank you for everything, Jack.

I appreciate it.

I'm grateful.

And like I said, my family and my fiance really, really, really liked the podcast.

And I got to listen to it, too.

I'm glad.