Oscar Castro

I have no one to take it to.

So if you want to go to the States, take me back.

That's fine.

But, you know, I don't have anyone to give up for you.

So they're like, all right.

So I guess you're going to go to prison for the next 25 years.

Put me back in the cell.

You know, I had no bed, just a bed.

A concrete slab to sleep on.

There was no bed, no mattress, no sheets, no pillow, nothing.

I believe I ate bread for the next two days, like loaves of bread with nothing else.

And after that, they came in and just told me, listen, kid, you're going, you know, get ready.

Turn around, boom, handcuff me.

They take me outside and they put me in the back of a pickup, like some 1989 Nissan piece of garbage truck.

with nothing and just like a welded metal bar and they handcuffed me to this welded bar in the back of the pickup.

Mind you, now I have to take a trip from Quito all the way to Tulcan, which is where the case started.

This is where they get the guy that was bringing me the drugs.

So he goes to go through the border of Colombia and Ecuador.

So he's passing through Ipiales, Colombia, going into Tulca and Ecuador over a bridge.

Now, this bridge has customs.