Martin McNally

And he didn't like me.

At sentencing on February the 9th of 1979, he said, this defendant should never be released from prison, ever.

That's what he said.

Well, I did a lot of work.

I did a lot of work, and I reversed those two life sentences that I got for the helicopter.

Yeah, I reversed those.

And the two nickels, which were consecutive, the two five-year sentences were consecutive.

But what happened is that I had...

A lot of... A couple of decades of good behavior.

And... When I went to the parole board... Actually... In... 2009... In June... I went to the... My case manager called me in... And he said... Mac, you got a parole hearing coming up here.

And I said... Well...

Every time I go to the parole board, they disrespect me, kick me in the ass.

And yeah, every time, close to 15 times that I've gone to the parole board, I'm done with it.

I'm not going to let them treat me like that again.

So I'm waiving my right to parole.

I'm done with it.

I'm just going to stay in prison, twiddle my thumbs until I die.

That's what I told the case manager.

So I signed the waiver sheet of paper.

I'm waiving my parole hearings.