Oscar Castro

He's going to come in and take care of him.

Not that I want to do it, but I have to.

So it's either him or me.

Because if I say no, then it's going to be both of us, right?

So, you know, that night I'm sitting there and I'm looking at him at the mirror because, like I told you, I had a mirror on the other side of the cell on the wall where I could see him at the bottom.

And we're smoking a J on the bed, watching TV and passing the joint, looking at him like, man, you don't even know.

Right.

Tomorrow's, you know, the last day on earth.

but you can't say anything.

You know, I got to stick to the plan.

So the next day, bam, like clockwork, the locks, you know, you hear when the guy's coming through with the keys and the locks, as soon as it opens, I'm like, all right, let's go.

So I jumped down, you know, he's still sleeping, jump down, open the door.

Cause we have our own locks on the inside.

But I have to, you know, even though the door is open on the outside, no one can get in because I have it locked on the inside.

So I just got to open up that lock and walk out.

Now, my heart's thumping.

I open up the door.

I walk out and I look and there's nobody there.

So I'm like, what the hell?

So I go upstairs to the guy's cell.