Oscar Castro

I was in the maximum security wing where they send the worst of the worst of the country.

They take over.

Guards are held hostage inside the prison.

Everybody's masked up.

There's people walking around with guns in hand, machetes in hand, bulletproof vests on, their cells lit on fire.

This guy tells one of the hitmen to take me out.

So in my head, I'm like, I just gotta escape.

I got to get out of here.

Born in Jersey, immigrant family, hardworking, great examples.

I just never followed through, you know, with my parents.

I didn't do what they showed me to do.

I like making money easily.

I started off in school, like selling baseball cards, basketball cards, autograph plaques, things like that.

And then gradually just moved into like when I was like 13, 14.

selling i would buy like a little half ounce bag it up take it to school i would have kids from the high school coming to visit me after school they would be waiting for me to get out of school high school got out earlier than i did i was still in middle school so they'd be waiting outside in their cars you know 16 17 year olds rolling up teachers like what are these guys waiting for you know we're gonna go you know we're gonna go practice football up at the high school the bigger field it was all lies right

So, you know, school really, really wasn't a thing for me.

You know, I didn't like doing homework.

I just didn't like school.

I like making money, though.

So selling gradually moved up into different things, you know, started going to clubs, maybe selling some e-pills, selling acid, things like that.