John J. Boziak

They take me to the room, set me down, and there's a recorder right there. They're kind of cocky too, right? They... Listen to this. Guys, you're probably going to testify against me anyway. So I might as well just tell on myself.

I'm with you. I hear you. I'm going to provide. That's what I'm going to do. And I didn't get to spend as much time with my kids. I missed a lot. When Angel was born, it changed, bro. I'm not taking no women out. I'm not getting involved with nothing. Till I get my son, I'm getting involved with nothing.

I'm with you. I hear you. I'm going to provide. That's what I'm going to do. And I didn't get to spend as much time with my kids. I missed a lot. When Angel was born, it changed, bro. I'm not taking no women out. I'm not getting involved with nothing. Till I get my son, I'm getting involved with nothing.

I'm with you. I hear you. I'm going to provide. That's what I'm going to do. And I didn't get to spend as much time with my kids. I missed a lot. When Angel was born, it changed, bro. I'm not taking no women out. I'm not getting involved with nothing. Till I get my son, I'm getting involved with nothing.

It's good to be here.

It's good to be here.

It's good to be here.

Okay, sure. I don't have any brothers or sisters. I'm an only child. I was born in Castro Valley, California. My mom and dad were married for five years, got a divorce. And then me and my mom eventually moved to L.A., and my dad stayed in Hayward, Castro Valley area. So at that time, I got to see my dad in the summer. I was probably second grade. Yeah, second grade.

Okay, sure. I don't have any brothers or sisters. I'm an only child. I was born in Castro Valley, California. My mom and dad were married for five years, got a divorce. And then me and my mom eventually moved to L.A., and my dad stayed in Hayward, Castro Valley area. So at that time, I got to see my dad in the summer. I was probably second grade. Yeah, second grade.

Okay, sure. I don't have any brothers or sisters. I'm an only child. I was born in Castro Valley, California. My mom and dad were married for five years, got a divorce. And then me and my mom eventually moved to L.A., and my dad stayed in Hayward, Castro Valley area. So at that time, I got to see my dad in the summer. I was probably second grade. Yeah, second grade.

My dad worked for Pac Bell, which is AT&T, which I don't know what it is now. But back then it was Pac Bell where they fixed telephones, which they don't do anymore. You know, they did wire and all kinds of different things like that. And then my mom at the time was a stay at home mom. And then when we moved out here, she got into the nursing facilities and was a nurse.

My dad worked for Pac Bell, which is AT&T, which I don't know what it is now. But back then it was Pac Bell where they fixed telephones, which they don't do anymore. You know, they did wire and all kinds of different things like that. And then my mom at the time was a stay at home mom. And then when we moved out here, she got into the nursing facilities and was a nurse.

My dad worked for Pac Bell, which is AT&T, which I don't know what it is now. But back then it was Pac Bell where they fixed telephones, which they don't do anymore. You know, they did wire and all kinds of different things like that. And then my mom at the time was a stay at home mom. And then when we moved out here, she got into the nursing facilities and was a nurse.

And she worked in a convalescent home and she did medical records.

And she worked in a convalescent home and she did medical records.

And she worked in a convalescent home and she did medical records.

and raised me up here in LA, and I saw my dad in the summers for about two months, every summer from June to the end of August-ish.

and raised me up here in LA, and I saw my dad in the summers for about two months, every summer from June to the end of August-ish.

and raised me up here in LA, and I saw my dad in the summers for about two months, every summer from June to the end of August-ish.

I never really got into trouble, even in elementary school, no problems. We ended up moving to Whittier, so I was lucky enough to go elementary to transition to junior high to high school all in the same, like we all went together. I didn't move to different high schools and different things at that time. So, yeah.