John Doe

And they said, you're going to spend all of your fucking 20s and probably most of your 30s in prison. This is the best part of your life. And they said, we won't even process you. Just tell us you'll cooperate and help us. And it can stop right now. And I said, take me to myself. Fuck you. Which was the hardest fucking thing. Because I knew I'm not going to jail then. Yeah.

And they said, you're going to spend all of your fucking 20s and probably most of your 30s in prison. This is the best part of your life. And they said, we won't even process you. Just tell us you'll cooperate and help us. And it can stop right now. And I said, take me to myself. Fuck you. Which was the hardest fucking thing. Because I knew I'm not going to jail then. Yeah.

They threw the 18 count indictment on my lap when they arrested me, which I thought, holy fuck, that means they convened a grand jury. They've been fucking following me, trying to catch me with shit, which they were. So, yeah, man, that was a wicked situation. Then I got out on bail for like four months. And then out on bail, I got in trouble. So they arrested me.

They threw the 18 count indictment on my lap when they arrested me, which I thought, holy fuck, that means they convened a grand jury. They've been fucking following me, trying to catch me with shit, which they were. So, yeah, man, that was a wicked situation. Then I got out on bail for like four months. And then out on bail, I got in trouble. So they arrested me.

I don't know if I put this in the book. And then I had to go back to Kentucky through the federal prison system. And then once I got to Kentucky, there was a mix-up with getting the car.

I don't know if I put this in the book. And then I had to go back to Kentucky through the federal prison system. And then once I got to Kentucky, there was a mix-up with getting the car.

You did talk about this, yeah. But I went through six or seven prisons because the way the marshal service transfers you through. And then I went to this one in Oklahoma. Now they built a different one. But you actually went into a prison with like six tiers. And so I'm only have been...

You did talk about this, yeah. But I went through six or seven prisons because the way the marshal service transfers you through. And then I went to this one in Oklahoma. Now they built a different one. But you actually went into a prison with like six tiers. And so I'm only have been...

arrested i informally charged but i had i have not been convicted or sentenced so i saw in that point i saw what prison was like really what prison was you got to get your shuffle so i remember that in the book you were you had to get yourself down in kentucky to get like a rain or whatever yeah because they arrested me in milwaukee but the indictment was out of kentucky so they rained me here they gave me pre-trial probation they said you got to show up in three weeks and you couldn't get to kentucky

arrested i informally charged but i had i have not been convicted or sentenced so i saw in that point i saw what prison was like really what prison was you got to get your shuffle so i remember that in the book you were you had to get yourself down in kentucky to get like a rain or whatever yeah because they arrested me in milwaukee but the indictment was out of kentucky so they rained me here they gave me pre-trial probation they said you got to show up in three weeks and you couldn't get to kentucky

Right. Two days before I called the marshals, they said, you got to get there. You got to get there. We're going to come arrest you. And then there was an issue with my getting a rental car. And then my brother wasn't going to let me use his car. And I mean, I fucked up.

Right. Two days before I called the marshals, they said, you got to get there. You got to get there. We're going to come arrest you. And then there was an issue with my getting a rental car. And then my brother wasn't going to let me use his car. And I mean, I fucked up.

But they don't go straight. I just get in the system and you just go around. And then it took me like 31 days, a couple of county jails. But it was the one in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City. I can't remember the name of the federal prison, but like you would go to the chow hall and you'd mix with the prisoners, like the wick, you know?

But they don't go straight. I just get in the system and you just go around. And then it took me like 31 days, a couple of county jails. But it was the one in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City. I can't remember the name of the federal prison, but like you would go to the chow hall and you'd mix with the prisoners, like the wick, you know?

And it's just like, I remember Jean Gotti was there, I believe at the time, but it was like, Holy fuck, man. Then I get to Kentucky. They gave me, he gives me the bail. He's like, you can't fuck up. We're going to piss you all that. He's like, but I'll see you. I don't know. The trial was in four or five months after that. Um, but that, that, that, No, I went back to Milwaukee. Okay.

And it's just like, I remember Jean Gotti was there, I believe at the time, but it was like, Holy fuck, man. Then I get to Kentucky. They gave me, he gives me the bail. He's like, you can't fuck up. We're going to piss you all that. He's like, but I'll see you. I don't know. The trial was in four or five months after that. Um, but that, that, that, No, I went back to Milwaukee. Okay.

But that could have made anybody rat. Yeah. Because you see, like, this is going to be home.

But that could have made anybody rat. Yeah. Because you see, like, this is going to be home.

I didn't even have the trial.

I didn't even have the trial.