Julieta Martinelli

No, no, it's okay.

Thank you so much. How you doing?

Thank you so much. How you doing?

Thank you so much. How you doing?

So it turns out Robert is his wife's full-time caretaker. She had a stroke last year and she needs a lot of help nowadays. He says that he worries a lot about her and his uncle Frank. How old were you when he was locked up?

So it turns out Robert is his wife's full-time caretaker. She had a stroke last year and she needs a lot of help nowadays. He says that he worries a lot about her and his uncle Frank. How old were you when he was locked up?

So it turns out Robert is his wife's full-time caretaker. She had a stroke last year and she needs a lot of help nowadays. He says that he worries a lot about her and his uncle Frank. How old were you when he was locked up?

No one expected Frank to ever go to prison. He'd been successful working construction and even had bought some property.

No one expected Frank to ever go to prison. He'd been successful working construction and even had bought some property.

No one expected Frank to ever go to prison. He'd been successful working construction and even had bought some property.

Robert says he's ready to assume responsibility for his uncle. The thing is, he kind of has to.

Robert says he's ready to assume responsibility for his uncle. The thing is, he kind of has to.

Robert says he's ready to assume responsibility for his uncle. The thing is, he kind of has to.

And what makes all of this even harder is not only does Frank have cancer, his nephew Robert, he does too.

And what makes all of this even harder is not only does Frank have cancer, his nephew Robert, he does too.

And what makes all of this even harder is not only does Frank have cancer, his nephew Robert, he does too.

Robert says that his illness is terminal. He knows he will die. He's just scared of doing so before Frank is able to get out.

Robert says that his illness is terminal. He knows he will die. He's just scared of doing so before Frank is able to get out.

Robert says that his illness is terminal. He knows he will die. He's just scared of doing so before Frank is able to get out.

Robert is fighting time on the outside just as much as Frank is on the inside in a system renowned for its slowness. That pressure of trying to help and not knowing what else you could actually do is mentally exhausting for Suave too.