Oscar Castro

Yeah, there's no appealing.

Once I got the eight, that's it.

I got the eight and I'm running with it, right?

So now I'm just basically thinking how I'm going to live throughout this time.

Six years.

Yeah.

It was rough, man.

You just have to learn to live with all these animals in there.

You know, not accustomed to it.

You know, you might think you're about that life.

But once you get with the big boys and inside of an Ecuadorian prison, you realize that that life you thought you were about is much more bigger and broader.

And it's much more dangerous.

And, you know, life doesn't cost a cent in there.

Yes.

So pretty much from December 2002, I stayed till September 26, 2008 in that prison, just moved around to different blocks.

Because I tried to escape with the tunnel that they caught me with.

So they sent me to F Block, which was the maximum security 22-hour lockdown.

And the first time I was there for six months in 2005.

And then eventually I was sent back there for selling drugs.

And they said I was extortioning people and things of that nature.