Juan Orlando Hernández

And I told the judge the day of my sentence, please release all these things for people to know.

Because if you do that, your conscience, the day you die, at least you were going to say, you know, I allow everybody to see what really was there.

And in Honduras, we're a small country.

Everybody knows each other.

I'm coming from a rural area, and they know me.

So my teachers, my family, my friends, everybody was in shock.

How could that be?

If you look at the asset that they seized, about 80% is an inheritance from my father.

My father bought those pieces of land, let's say, 70 years ago, 80 years ago.

I am not one who has money, otherwise I could have paid very good lawyers.

At the end, I ended up with a lawyer appointed by the judge.

No, no.

That was the one who we started to pay, but we couldn't continue with him.

But then the judge appointed another lawyer, Renato Staville.

And he was working with us, and he said, at one point, I feel ashamed what they have doing to you.

And I want to say something very important for me.

Thanksgiving for you is such an important day.

Last Thanksgiving before this,

I was called to have a visit, a legal visit.

And I said, wow.