Unnamed Speaker

Millie sets a big photo album in front of Suave.

This is my first time here in 45 years. So this is like, wow, to see where he passed. And this is where my mother grew up, people. This is where the history started. This is why we're here.

This is my first time here in 45 years. So this is like, wow, to see where he passed. And this is where my mother grew up, people. This is where the history started. This is why we're here.

This is my first time here in 45 years. So this is like, wow, to see where he passed. And this is where my mother grew up, people. This is where the history started. This is why we're here.

Soon enough, the conversation turns to Suave's mother, Saro. The family seems hesitant to want to share too much about her. But they do land on the fact that she, much like Suave and her father, well, she was a free spirit. They tell us that Suave's mom fell in love pretty easily.

Soon enough, the conversation turns to Suave's mother, Saro. The family seems hesitant to want to share too much about her. But they do land on the fact that she, much like Suave and her father, well, she was a free spirit. They tell us that Suave's mom fell in love pretty easily.

Soon enough, the conversation turns to Suave's mother, Saro. The family seems hesitant to want to share too much about her. But they do land on the fact that she, much like Suave and her father, well, she was a free spirit. They tell us that Suave's mom fell in love pretty easily.

While Maria and I cringe a little bit, Suave doesn't really seem upset to hear his mom describe this way. Actually, he seems to take it with really good humor.

While Maria and I cringe a little bit, Suave doesn't really seem upset to hear his mom describe this way. Actually, he seems to take it with really good humor.

While Maria and I cringe a little bit, Suave doesn't really seem upset to hear his mom describe this way. Actually, he seems to take it with really good humor.

There was a school for girls, when the moms couldn't control it, and they put her there. So, every Sunday, my grandmother...

There was a school for girls, when the moms couldn't control it, and they put her there. So, every Sunday, my grandmother...

There was a school for girls, when the moms couldn't control it, and they put her there. So, every Sunday, my grandmother...

As we look over old photos, we learn that Suave's mom was sent to a live-in school for troubled children when she was only 11.

As we look over old photos, we learn that Suave's mom was sent to a live-in school for troubled children when she was only 11.

As we look over old photos, we learn that Suave's mom was sent to a live-in school for troubled children when she was only 11.

Like Suave, she was essentially locked away in her teens. They say that she lived at the school full-time. Millie even recalls visiting her on Sundays. The rest of the time, Saro was alone, a story that later repeated with Suave, a teenager in another type of cell, but isolated all the same.

Like Suave, she was essentially locked away in her teens. They say that she lived at the school full-time. Millie even recalls visiting her on Sundays. The rest of the time, Saro was alone, a story that later repeated with Suave, a teenager in another type of cell, but isolated all the same.

Like Suave, she was essentially locked away in her teens. They say that she lived at the school full-time. Millie even recalls visiting her on Sundays. The rest of the time, Saro was alone, a story that later repeated with Suave, a teenager in another type of cell, but isolated all the same.

Now, she, my mom was liberal. Like, you want to smoke a joint, let's smoke a joint together. She did that. But you told me that your mom actually was using. Yeah, but it wasn't addictive. She used because we want to get high. And, okay, I'm going to get high with y'all. She was a liberal. She let us do what we wanted to do. But she was using heroin? I mean, she got high with us.