Ryan McFarlane

Danette was on vacation.

Well, to explain how this process works, we worked, we all worked, probably straight 30 days.

You know, my wife at the time, so I've got 15-year-old triplets.

And she's from Columbia.

And I told her, listen, for the next month, month and a half, I'm not going to be at home.

I'll be at the office pretty much the entire time.

She takes the kids, heads down to Columbia.

And that's the same for all of our families, right?

They didn't get to see us.

We were in the office.

A 10-hour day was probably a short day.

This is go time.

Well, to be honest, we had a lot of information on them, right?

So we knew that they were involved.

We knew what their roles were in this because we had a number of individuals at this point in time that were telling us

that they were involved and what their roles were and what their criminal monikers were.

So we did know what accounts they were using and what their job was within the group.

But at the time, we didn't feel, I mean, we could have tried to indict them and extradited them.

So it wasn't an empty threat.

It was just we didn't feel like we had enough because in these cases, we really only indict and extradite folks when we've got a really bulletproof case.