Oscar Castro

have a cell that's just selling drugs 24 7 it's the trap house and everybody knows it the whole jail knows you know and everybody goes there to buy drugs and they're making a line it's like a house there's 10 15 people in line just waiting to buy their drugs you know it's it's insane

Yeah, so I became a drug addict.

I lost all this weight, and then we went to trial, and we make it to—

the Supreme Court, right?

So luckily, the girl that I showed you in the picture, her uncle was a judge in the Supreme Court.

Now, we talked to my lawyer.

He gets in contact with him.

you know a fee is paid for us to have my case moved into his um in his areas he's going to handle my case basically it's only right he's paying somebody off to get the case in his hands and then he's going to take care of me from there now luckily and you know that's just luck that i have we were able to do that and i also didn't look

good, right?

I was, you know, I was a drug addict.

I lost like a hundred pounds.

I probably weighed like a buck 60, you know, real skinny.

And, um, I was able to pull it off.

Right.

So we get, we get that sentence dropped.

I mean, how much, how long, how much time have you been in?

I would say going close to two years.

Not really.

No.

And those times, I think it was like three days for every 11 months or something.