Oscar Castro

You're going to find out.

So they take me to Interpol, which is in an office across the street from the airport.

I walk in and as I'm walking in through this like tunnel, I look to my right and there's a door open and I see the guy that brought the drugs to me sitting in there with a couple agents.

So there I was like, yeah, this guy set me up.

So they walked me into this room.

They sent me there for like two hours by myself.

It was freezing in there.

I had nothing.

There was no water, no nothing.

And then a young like 20-year-old DEA agent from Manhattan walks in the room.

Sits down, he's like, well, you know what you're here for?

He's like, let me tell you, son, you're going to be here for a long time.

And I was like, what do you mean?

Yeah, he's like, you know, we're down on drugs here in Ecuador.

And here, with what they caught you, you're probably going to do 25 years.

So it's better if you talk now and let us know, and maybe we can help you out.

He's like, maybe I could even put you on a flight and take you back to Queens right now.

Nobody has to know.

You know, I'll put you on that flight.

We'll go back.