James Pietragallo

So they're like, can I have that?

And they said, no, we're not paying for that.

You can pay one of our editors to make you a copy, but you can't have this one.

It's just for paper because he wanted all the shit for all the interviews they did with all the people to say that the venue – change of venue should have been done.

So that's – they tell him to keep fucking off.

83, he appeals to the Supreme Court.

The big one.

The Arkansas Supreme Court.

Anyway, you know, which is, you know, three guys named Bubba.

Yeah.

Well, warming their.

I was going to go all sitting on toilets that aren't hooked up to anything.

That's just the chairs they use.

Yeah, that's what they call them.

Since they started getting them around these parts, honestly.

So the lawyer here, public defender John Settle, filed a 715-page petition.

Wow, that is a long fucking thing.

With the Arkansas Supreme Court appealing the death sentence, Settle said in an interview that,

that he filed the petition in Little Rock and he said it took two weeks to write and raised 22 legal points.

There's 22 points here.