Suave (David Luis Suave Gonzalez)

So that death by incarceration sentence still linger over your, even if you get compassionate release.

So that death by incarceration sentence still linger over your, even if you get compassionate release.

So that death by incarceration sentence still linger over your, even if you get compassionate release.

And that was my greatest fear. Like, you know, I witnessed my mother die, my grandmother die, my grandfather die. I mean, multiple family members die all while I was in prison. And the only thing I feared was I don't want them to see me dying here.

And that was my greatest fear. Like, you know, I witnessed my mother die, my grandmother die, my grandfather die. I mean, multiple family members die all while I was in prison. And the only thing I feared was I don't want them to see me dying here.

And that was my greatest fear. Like, you know, I witnessed my mother die, my grandmother die, my grandfather die. I mean, multiple family members die all while I was in prison. And the only thing I feared was I don't want them to see me dying here.

Well, who died? Oh, Sussan Shaw, man, he was a good dude. And I'm like, shit, I do not want to go out like that. I mean, I think that's the reason why I got like a sleeping disorder where I can't sleep at night. Because I remember I used to lay in bed. I used to wonder like, shit, I don't want to sleep because I don't want my heart to stop. I mean, I used to think about this stuff.

Well, who died? Oh, Sussan Shaw, man, he was a good dude. And I'm like, shit, I do not want to go out like that. I mean, I think that's the reason why I got like a sleeping disorder where I can't sleep at night. Because I remember I used to lay in bed. I used to wonder like, shit, I don't want to sleep because I don't want my heart to stop. I mean, I used to think about this stuff.

Well, who died? Oh, Sussan Shaw, man, he was a good dude. And I'm like, shit, I do not want to go out like that. I mean, I think that's the reason why I got like a sleeping disorder where I can't sleep at night. Because I remember I used to lay in bed. I used to wonder like, shit, I don't want to sleep because I don't want my heart to stop. I mean, I used to think about this stuff.

And even today, I'll be like, shit, I don't want to go to bed because if I get a little chest pain, I'm going to fucking die in my sleep.

And even today, I'll be like, shit, I don't want to go to bed because if I get a little chest pain, I'm going to fucking die in my sleep.

And even today, I'll be like, shit, I don't want to go to bed because if I get a little chest pain, I'm going to fucking die in my sleep.

Ross is 90 years old, 90 years old, fighting cancer. But because he haven't been yet classified as terminally ill, he can't apply for compassion release. I mean, what a 90-year-old man with cancer going to do out here? I mean, seriously, think about it. He's not a threat to nobody.

Ross is 90 years old, 90 years old, fighting cancer. But because he haven't been yet classified as terminally ill, he can't apply for compassion release. I mean, what a 90-year-old man with cancer going to do out here? I mean, seriously, think about it. He's not a threat to nobody.

Ross is 90 years old, 90 years old, fighting cancer. But because he haven't been yet classified as terminally ill, he can't apply for compassion release. I mean, what a 90-year-old man with cancer going to do out here? I mean, seriously, think about it. He's not a threat to nobody.

We're in a car. We're going to go pick up a package and talk to Frank Raw's nephew. Frank would type like a thousand pages, front and back, and then want me to put it on Facebook. And I'm like, Frank, Facebook is for old people. And he'd be like, well, damn it, I'm 90 years old. I'm old.

We're in a car. We're going to go pick up a package and talk to Frank Raw's nephew. Frank would type like a thousand pages, front and back, and then want me to put it on Facebook. And I'm like, Frank, Facebook is for old people. And he'd be like, well, damn it, I'm 90 years old. I'm old.

We're in a car. We're going to go pick up a package and talk to Frank Raw's nephew. Frank would type like a thousand pages, front and back, and then want me to put it on Facebook. And I'm like, Frank, Facebook is for old people. And he'd be like, well, damn it, I'm 90 years old. I'm old.

Look at the way it's wrapped up. It's wrapped up in a yellow envelope. Wrapped up in newspaper. Taped up. So I'm opening it up and it kind of reminds me of an offering. When you go offer something, it's wrapped up with tape, newspapers. Look at it.

Look at the way it's wrapped up. It's wrapped up in a yellow envelope. Wrapped up in newspaper. Taped up. So I'm opening it up and it kind of reminds me of an offering. When you go offer something, it's wrapped up with tape, newspapers. Look at it.