Jason Ingber

So I'm basically – yeah, I basically walk out of prison.

with this lawsuit.

And we, you have to think the first, the last few months, we have to file a lawsuit saying we want to push off this for six months to a year because I'm gonna be in a halfway house in a few months.

And so they do, they push it off so long, I believe, if I remember correctly, they definitely pushed it off for a while.

Although I'm sure they fought it.

You know, they wanna make it as difficult as possible.

So I get out and I end up, I'm in the halfway house still filing motions

We're still doing like discovery.

They're trying to – we're trying to hold off on them doing – deposing me.

We're doing everything we can to like drag this out because that's really all we have.

I end up getting a lawyer.

So Pete at this point – Pete and Frank, they're still locked up.

They can't help me and I can't go into fucking court.

Pete's telling me I can prep you.

Prep you?

You can't prep me.

So he's like, well, you're going to have to get a lawyer.

I start calling lawyers.

I called like 20 different lawyers at least.

And almost all of them, Deverelli had called and scheduled an appointment with and talked to them over the phone.