Oscar Castro

I think this was like the third or fourth search that we had while we were working.

And they come in and start ripping everything out and they find the hole.

As soon as they rip that down and find the hole, they turn around and look at us.

And they look at us and they just started beating us.

They ran at us, started pulling out batons.

Oh, you think you were going to leave here?

All right.

Beating us without stopping.

I mean, it was like a good five, 10 minutes.

All right.

After that, they closed the cell and then they all separate us, put us all in a bunch of different cells everywhere throughout the jail.

That's always closed for reparations or whatever.

And basically they told me, you know, get ready because they're going to be shipping you out to the prison soon.

luckily when i got there there was people that had been there controlling the jails like i told you alex white boy orlando and they got transferred to the prison in quito before i did so while i'm in tulcan going through all these you know drug trafficking charges internally and trying to escape these guys were already in the prison in quito and i'm still in communication with them we talk through cell phone messages and everything

So when they transfer me over there to the big prison, luckily I arrived there and I have people that know me and people that are going to vouch for me or take care of me.

And, you know, once I get to the big prison, they take you to the hole.

So that was one of the scariest things in my life, walking into the big prison.

No, this is not a party.

So this is the real deal.

Like, although there were parties inside, but this was on a different level.