Jack Lawrence

Missing poster was still listed on the internet until last year.

They said they needed a court order to remove his missing poster from the database.

He did news interviews on US television stations saying I'm missing.

He would call them and he'd be like, take me out.

And they'd be like, no, we need a court order.

So do you know how we got him taken out?

Viral TikTok.

And I tagged the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

And within 24 hours, they blocked me and took down his poster.

We've offered, I've offered to turn myself in and go to trial and they refuse.

The thing is, and that's September of last year we had, we forced it in federal court and they refused to go to trial.

They're not saying they're denying me a trial, but what they're doing is they're not agreeing to go to trial without delay.

And see, the U.S.

Constitution does guarantee a right to a speedy trial, but it doesn't define what speedy is.

Oh, there was somebody in Erie County that was eight years.

And the judge is like, yeah, it's a speedy trial.

Eight years.

And you want me to go up there?

If they have such a strong case against me, first of all, they haven't been able to satisfy even three extraditions.

And isn't 17 years enough to gather the evidence?