Jason Ingber

And he's ready to go.

They still held him for a couple more months trying to put something together.

And they eventually drop it and he walks out.

And what he did was he escaped and murdered like four or five people and made sure nobody was there and went back.

And he'd done this multiple times.

But eventually what happens is he's so brutal, the feds come in and they grab him for a drug charge and they give him 30 years.

And so he basically had to – so he was wrapping up that 30 years by the time I met him.

Murder beyond reasonable doubt is very difficult.

Yeah, they could get you for something, I guess.

But yeah, that's – so – but he's one of those – so when I said to him –

Hey, Jim, I said, why were you laughing?

Why did you start laughing at the CO?

Like, she was pissed.

What were you... And he said, oh...

And we're walking.

We're sitting there, you know, doing something.

And he's like, he kind of chuckles.

He's, I just, I don't know why.

He said, I just, it just dawned on me that she's yelling at me.

And I was thinking to myself, you know, if we were on the street right now, he goes, I'd chop this bitch's head off and stick her head in the trunk of my car and drive around for a week until it started smelling.