Oscar Castro

You know, once you're gone, out of sight, out of mind.

Most people just walk away because also they're scared.

You know, most people might just, you know, never answer the phone again because they think you might give them up.

You know, that wasn't the case with me.

But at the end of the day, they all forgot about me.

And that's a big point that, you know, I want to make, you know, here on my podcast and every podcast that I do is, you know, don't believe the lies that they tell you because it's never going to happen the way they say it will.

We're going to take care of you.

That's all BS.

At the end of the day, it's going to be you on your own in jail or prison, and it's going to be your family suffering and your family paying the bills.

That's it.

You know, that's what's going to happen.

You had some money.

Got the lawyer, paid the lawyer off, and he's fighting for me, right?

So I'm fighting with him, telling him, you got to try to get me at least 8 to 12.

You know, not the 12 to 16.

Arguing for 8 to 12.

You know, and I'm in shock at this moment because I'm around people, you know, this guy's got a joint, 8 years.

Another prisoner that was there did a...

somebody got 16 years and was paying eight and he had already had six years in so he had two more years and he was going to be out and he somebody you know so that just goes to show you how well the laws are in ecuador it's just you know there's no justice yeah right um we get the lawyer he's fighting right um eventually

we go to trial, they find me guilty and I get the eight flat.