Ken Behr

That's exactly what he said.

He said to me, listen, because I'm paying this guy 80 grand in the past and he's gotten me off.

And he's like, listen,

you're not getting out of this.

They got you so dead to rights.

I had two lawyers, one in Ohio, a guy named Jack Bradley, a great attorney also, and Michael from Fort Lauderdale, and he said, you're just not getting out.

So Michael said to me, listen, there was a guy at the time called Alberto San Pedro, and he was called in Miami the great corrupter because he had bribed all the judges, all the politicians.

And he says, you know Alberto San Pedro?

I go, yeah, he's famous, man.

He goes, he cooperated.

And what had really done it was, while I was in jail in Ohio, which, by the way, if the one in Massachusetts is one of the worst hell holes on earth, and it was, I mean, they burned it.

It was so hot one day.

I mean, they had just gotten flushing toilets.

When the guard, the cop that busted us, was taking us there, he goes, you know where you're going, boys?

He goes, you're going to a place that doesn't have toilets.

Now, they had just gotten them.

Before that, they used to have a bucket, and they would...

And then you'd have to carry the bucket down the hall and dump it in a big cauldron.

I mean, it was like being in this place, I mean, they didn't have computers.

Disgusting.