Scott Johnson

And that's all in the court record.

There were people, he was trying to make a case that he shouldn't be extradited because if he were sent to the US, he would be subjected to extreme cruelty and torture because he's a gay man.

I guess the argument was that gay people can't be in prison or something, but that doesn't hold water.

Interesting.

Right.

Oh, that's interesting.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I can see that.

I can see that happening.

I mean, I, I guess, but that would be, that would fall under the, that would be sort of part of the plea agreement, I guess.

Right.

I believe you.

And I think you're right.

He's already been there for four, three and a half years now.

So I actually do wonder, yeah, I mean, I don't know what the judge is going to say on this appeal, but I, you know, I wonder if there's a possibility they might just say, well, okay, you've, you've done your time.

You can, you can go.

Well, I mean the, the book, yeah, the book came out last June and, and I, I kind of ended it where, where the documentary ended, which is, you know, I went to Indonesia on this trip and I, I tracked down

I tracked down everybody that I could in his entourage or people that knew him.

And there was one guy who was a driver who he worked with pretty closely.