Louis Ziskin

I'm going to self-surrender December 1st.

Dear friend of mine's birthday.

We'll call him Suzanne just because he doesn't want his name associated with this.

But he's the best.

And he comes over and he has a little bit of experience with this.

And he says, you don't want to go in.

You want to be the last guy.

I'm not taking off, I'm not running from nothing.

But he was right and wrong, as I learned later, right?

If I would have run, they would have come down heavy on my family and everybody, it would have been a disaster.

And also a lot more people would have ratted than, you know, kind of stopped when I got there.

Who they had, they had, but then once I was in, they didn't really get any new people, right?

Everybody was like, people had taken off, because once I go down, everybody scatters.

I'm not saying that they developed morality overnight.

I'm just saying it was a lot harder to find rats in the United States that could rat on this after I was in jail.

So anyway, get to court the first day, self-surrendered.

Mom's there.

Fiance's there.

Everybody's there.

Lawyer's there.