Eh, un poco desconcertado en ese sentido, pero, eh, la verdad yo casi no entiendo muy bien los, los temas legales y, y por eso está aquí, eh, mi abogado Carlos, para que, para que nos explique un poco de esto, pero en realidad hemos estado en pláticas con ellos desde hace un mes pasado y, y tratando de llegar a una negociación de, de todo esto, lo que está sucediendo.

Eh, yo creo que ahí hay un, pues, un error.

Efectivamente, eh, Archibaldo acudimos, ha sido de conocimiento, acudimos porque pidieron información de él, pero la carpeta que se está iniciando o que se inició en su momento fue por una variación de información, no por defraudación fiscal.

Tan es así que inclusive estamos en algunas pláticas conciliatorias de mediación con la-- de dinero, pero no nos han dicho o no, o no nos han dado a conocer toda la determinación.

Entonces, lo único que hicimos fue solicitar mediante un amparo esa información, pero no, no estamos peleándonos con la fiscalía ni con el SAT.

Por el contrario, estamos muy abiertos al, al diálogo.

Tenemos inclusive el próximo viernes una conciliación o una audiencia de mediación con ellos todavía.

Oye, Carlos, ¿hay posibilidad de que detengan a Archibaldo?

Amen.

And thank you to my, my cousin Jen for having us and having this beautiful occasion.

Okay.

I'ma get all the good stuff out first, right? All right.

Glad everybody hit they hip in honor of my cousin, in support of my cousin.

If you got a little bit more change in your pocket, hit it again on the way out.

[laughs]

Nah, I'm just messing around.

the ballistic coefficient is probably gonna change a bit.

Yep.

Um, and people ask a lot of times, what is the right grain bullet or what is the right brand bullet? You know, uh, to...

When you're first starting out, you need to go get a few different grains.

It, it all depends on what your li- rifle likes, you know? And this is a process that we've all gone through as far as brands, as far as grain weight.

And grain weight, um, depends...

Once you find a grain weight that your rifle likes, it'll, it'll really depend on the application.

You can't, you can't do that when you're...

Obviously with the assault intercessors.

intercessors.That will depend greatly on the matchup, okay? Because there are things that you really want to move, dash, and shoot.

Like for instance, um, goats, like, uh, elbow ravagers.

Because if you move, dash, and shoot a goat and injure her, uh, she will not want to charge.

And then that is a useless goat, basically.

So [laughs] things like other Marines that you really don't want to, you know, move, dash, and shoot because that will not give you, you know, enough bang for, for three APLs.

So it, uh, that will depend.

... did you do this with Blood Angels, or did you do it, like, what the game required of you?

Yeah.

Let, let's start there.

Like nothing el- There's nothing gonna, gonna affect that more than actually being out in it and shooting it.

But like I said, you, you're using your ballistic calculator, you know, Hornady, Ford Off or whatever.

They'll have...

You know, you can punch in the wind there.

You just go to your local weather, punch the wind into your ballistic calculator.

You can't, you can't do that when you're...

[ovación] What up, Charles? [sonido de bocina] Cuidado, cuidado.

So, gente, yo estoy ahí, ¿verdad? Apostando en carreras de caballos.

Pero no, no, yo no voy a un hipódromo a apostar en carreras de caballo.

Yo lo que hago es que me junto con cuatro panas y juntamos cuatro caballos y cuatro yeguas más y las ponemos a chingar.

Y el primer caballo que se venga, ganaCarreras de caballo.

Ahora, yo no sabía que aparentemente si tú le sobas las bolas al caballo para que se venga más rápido es trampa.

[risas] Cabrón, la Comisión de Apuestas de Puerto Rico intervino para que me banearan permanentemente de las carreras de caballo.

Ok. ¿Cuál canción?

¿Cómo de importante es tu familia para ti?

Es muy importante.

Muy importante.

Mucho, muy importante.

Sí, sí, sí.

Lo ha sido siempre.

Es verdad que lo ha sido siempre, desde muy chiquitín, ¿no? Eh, pero eso, eso también es una cuestión de azar.

Sí, sí, sí.

Mm-hmm.

Okay? And it seems like when we drive here, we saw a taxi coming out with a person behind.

So when we heard about that and the time that happened, we thought it might be Jacqueline.

So did she see Jacqueline?

N- not really.

She saw a person behind, but, um...

Oro! She, she'll tell you, because I was asleep, so I'm not sure.

Uh...

Mm-hmm

... doing, um, systemic IVs of stem cells to see what it would do for brain, um, for, uh, traumatic brain injuries.

So I mean, stem cells, he felt a little bit different but, you know, it wasn't the promise that we thought, you know, that it was gonna be, specifically because a lot of them got trapped in his lung.

So while-

Mm.

Like, these are peptides that everybody has access to, right? Um, but then of course, like Miguel said, there's an alphabet, right, that are, that peptides work with, and that alphabet, and you know, like, basically influences or works with your genetics.

So now we get into a deeper subject.

Now we get into, like, what does, what, which one works for me specifically, and how do I influence DNA and genes?

Mm

... which is how we used to get our nutrients, through food.

So this guy is listening to this pitch, and he says, "Whoa, whoa, Carlos." Like, "Hold on.

Listen.

Let me stop you right there.

Let me tell you who I am." And he literally said these words, "I'm this fucking fat because I'm addicted to sugar.

I need you to help me with my addiction." And I was like, "Thank you for your honesty," right? And he's like, "But listen, not only do I believe in what you're saying, but let me add on to what you're saying.

Yeah.

Nicole's husband, Carlos, felt a surge of anger.

And then I wanted to jump across and grab him by the throat and pull him down.

It was just, "Let's go, buddy."

"Roy, why do you have so much duct tape?" "Because it's so useful," Waller said, "and there was a sale." "But why do you have single rolls inside different bags, along with zip ties, rope, masks, neoprene gloves, condoms, and tactical pens for breaking glass?" Waller said the police officers investigating him had created the rape kits to frame him.

He just had a narcissistic attitude about himself, like that he knew he was gonna get out of this.

I guarantee he thought he would get away with it.

Made the hairs on my neck stand up, for sure.

What he does remember vividly is how devastated Virginia was by her mom's murder.

I was at the beach when Virginia came over with two police officers.

I think they were like detectives or something.

I was at the pier in Naples.

That's when I find out, and Virginia, of course, was crying and, and I was, I, I was like, "What are you talking about?" You know? And I guess we drove by the house, and we stop at Wellness.

I don't remember all the details, but I remember we went to the police station a couple times.

I mean, several times.

He could tell that investigators had it in their heads that they were involved in some way, even though he'd originally assumed that he was just being asked there because maybe there'd been an update in the case.