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You know, drinking and driving
can get you a year
in prison, right?
Thank you.
Probably shouldn't do that.
So if you're an attorney,
can I ask you something?
- Well...
- I need my brother
out of jail.
What's your brother
in jail for?
Murder. He didn't do it.
I'm a good person,
but it does take money.
We're talking 50, 75 grand.
I can find you $50,000.
I'll talk to your brother.
I'll talk to the prosecutor.
I'll find out some facts,
and I'll see
what I can do to help.
- That's not a problem.
My cab's here.
Would you like
to take that, or...
yeah, 'cause I'm sick
of hearing you talk.
Prisoner to the front.
Prisoner to the back.
Back up.
Thank you, sir.
Ah, mr. Torres.
What's going on?
I am jaxon stone
and I am your attorney.
First of all,
anything you tell me
is covered under
attorney-client privilege,
meaning that
nothing we talk about
can go further than this room
and it's not
admissible in court.
Do you understand? Okay?
Now let's start off
with a few basics.
Um, what is your official
birth name for the record?
I didn't hire an attorney.
Okay, mr. Torres,
you don't know me,
I don't know you,
but let's come to some sort
of agreement here, okay?
I'm pleading guilty.
to help you out,
to keep the needle
out of your arm.
I'm good. That's what I do.
I need you to trust me.
Now... let's talk about
the night of the murder.
Can you tell me
exactly what happened?
I killed a man
with these hands.
If that's the case, we need
to talk about a plea deal.
Can maybe get you 15...
I don't know...
maybe even 12 years.
Are you listening?
- All right.
- Hey, guard?
I'm done.
I'm pleading guilty.
That's all you need to know.
Your brother's not
telling me anything.
I mean, he's knows
I'm here to help him, right?
Sometimes he can be
a little difficult.
Difficult I get.
Difficult I even understand.
But what I don't understand
is why a guy that
I'm trying to get out of jail
is withholding
crucial information.
I'm on his team.
Look, I don't know.
If he doesn't help me,
I'm gonna have to dig up
the information
by myself and build
a case without him.
Got it.
Let me tell both of you guys...
we've got a lot
of work ahead of us.
I mean, this is
some serious sh*t.
You have to have a plan
or something though, right?
Yeah, of course
I've got a plan.
We're gonna review
the documentation.
I'm gonna talk to some people
that know your brother,
talk to some people
that knew the victim,
find out some information
on the wife
and we're gonna
prepare for trial.
Okay, we're gonna
get your brother out.
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