Oscar Castro

But, you know, I came out, you know, gold chain watch, Nike's on, you know, all smiles and giggles.

And she's like, I thought it would be a lot worse.

And so I explained to her the way it was inside.

I was like, it's really another world.

It's just, you know, like being at home, but you just can't leave the building.

You know, we have everything inside TVs, PlayStation, food, liquor, you have everything.

So she was like, okay, well, I guess I'll tell your mother it's okay for her to come down.

And she had two bodyguards with her, and they flew back in the helicopter.

Yeah, it was crazy.

Yeah, so when they were there, I asked her, is there any way I can get back to the States?

And she said, sure, that's not a problem.

So we went through the process.

You know, the embassy, when my mother traveled there the first time, she went to the embassy, got the paperwork.

She brought it to me.

I signed off on it.

And then she took it back and they were presenting it to the courts in Quito.

And Ecuador denied it.

Ecuador said, no, he has to stay here and pay his time.

They didn't let me.

The United States was going to receive me, no problem.