Martin McNally

Hard.

I said, object!

And he got up and he said, I object, Your Honor.

And at that point there, I spoke.

And I said,

He can't be telling these people to be mindful of what happens in the other parts of the world from St.

Louis.

Yeah, I didn't know the law at that time.

My attorney, he betrayed me, okay?

I know he betrayed me.

And if I had known the law, the case would have gone much different.

But what my attorney should have done was ask for a mistrial because the instruction that the prosecutor was giving to the jury was not...

It was not – a curative instruction would not cure the damage because it was embedded in the jury's mind at that time.

The judge would have probably denied a motion for a mistrial, but it would have been in the record.

My attorney told me that he says Mac...

They're offering 28 years.

You plead guilty and it's 28 years.

And you can appeal that search issue.

And I said, Fred, Frederick Meyer was his name.

I said, these FBI agents entered my house before a search warrant was issued in Detroit.