My dad was involved in 30, 35 murders.

No, he never admitted that to me about anyone in particular.

He was indicted for one murder, and he was acquitted in that case, found not guilty.

But my dad was, he was a tough guy.

There's no question.

So.

If he was involved in 35 murders, as the FBI suggests, do you think he was better off behind bars?

What I'm getting at here really is if they framed him, was it a net benefit to society that they framed him?

Well, you know, Steve, let me, I know there's going to be a tough one, but let me, let me tell you how I think.

The right and just side of me, the legally just side of me, says that the government is never

allowed to break the law, to uphold the law, because if you allow that to happen, then it falls into monarchy

and people are not protected. Because if they do it against sunny francies, they can do it

against anybody. So I believe strictly the government has enough tools and weapons to get people

the right way. And they do 96, 97 percent of the time. They shouldn't be allowed to violate the law to go after a

criminal. That's my feeling on it. Now, another thing is this. People think when we take an oath,

the oath of Omerter, it's an oath to stay silent. It's not an oath to lie, steal, cheat, and

kill. Does that happen as part of that light? Yes,

but we're told straight out. Now, try to understand the thinking here. You come into that life,

you told straight out. We have rules. You don't ever violate another man's wife, daughter, sister,

girl, never. That'll cause you to die. During my era, we weren't allowed to deal with drugs.

You deal with drugs, you get caught, you die.

You maybe do some other things.

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