Evaristo Salas Jr.

If they won't admit that they were wrong, that means they're not going to pursue the people that are actually responsible.

They're just going to sit and just let it sit.

And then that family is never going to get justice.

And so that's another aspect of it that really that really bothers me about it.

It's like it's bad enough that, you know, the EU argues for a lie, which was obviously a lie.

And you held on that, held on to that until that person that was doing all that stuff, you know, kind of blurted some stuff out and you couldn't protect him.

That's when you decided to kind of let go.

But all those things were already there and you knew about it and yet you still argued that.

And it's sad because, you know, these are individuals that are supposed to represent, you know, justice.

They're supposed to be the individuals that they swear an oath to uphold this stuff.

And then when it comes to, you know,

something as wrong as this, they won't even say, you know, our bad, or I'm sorry, or, you know, Hey, we got it wrong simply because they're worried about what it looks, you know, on them or the financial aspects, all that.

They don't even think about the moral aspect of it, which should be the thing that's compelling them the most.

And it's not.

And, and that's one of the saddest things, you know, because to say, you know,

Oh, well, we're not saying he's innocent.

We just, you know, we can't convict him on what we had.

It's just, I mean, come on, really?

Yeah, yeah, I actually got my Passport ready, and I already bought the ticket.

August 17th is when I'm heading over to –