Ken Behr

and he had four kids and his mother and father lived in a beautiful house that they'd built originally on the same piece of land.

They had a barn in the middle.

He had a thousand pounds in the barn they moved.

It had nothing to do with me.

I didn't bring that load there.

That's another story.

So they raid the house, they pull his mother and father out of the bed on their house, on the other side of the property, drag him over to his living room, put him on the couch in his underwear handcuffed, his wife chasing the four kids upstairs, the local cops rummaging through the house, and the prosecutor gets in his face, he goes, here's what we're gonna do.

He goes, I'm putting your mother in jail.

Oh, because the weed was in the barn and the barn was on both, the barn split the property line.

So half the barn was on his parents' property line and half was on his.

So they could say they dragged his parents into the case.

And they go, we're going to put your mother in jail.

We're going to put your father in jail.

We're going to put you in jail.

We're going to put your wife in jail.

Your four kids are going to be orphans or whatever they're going to be.

He goes...

He goes, you got 30 seconds.

Are you going to cooperate or not?

Wow.