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the suspect, if can be called that, has been confirmed with mexican attorney eduardo amarine ec. what do you know about him, dog? eduardo is my attorney for the case that i had in mexico. i would say not just because he won my case but we checked, you know, throughout mexico, the whole country and he was recommended to be the one of the best and turned out to be one of the best attorneys, you know, he s out of mexico city. but i talked to him today. he said that he had, you know, talked with this defendant but hasn t actually been retained yet. but he is waiting. he went to extensive talk with him yesterday. so if the guy needs a good lawyer, you know, this is the guy to get from mexico. larry: where is he based, the attorney? is he based in mexico? yes, sir, he s based out of mexico city, larry. he s based right there. larry: would you say, dog, on your law experience in/around
lawyer, you know, this is the guy to get from mexico. larry: where is he based, the attorney? is he based in mexico? yes, sir, he s based out of mexico city, layery. he s based right there. larry: you would say, dog, on your law experience if and around the criminal courts and endeavors that it doesn t look good for the suspect if he can be called that? well, one of the main things in mexico that we don t have here, in america you have the presumption of innocence before you re found guilty. in mexico, you re guilty and you have to prove you re innocent. there s no bail for murder. so if he s charged with murder, they ll hold him there. the system goes a lot faster if you are sentenced and found guilty for murder, there s no death penalty in mexico. and there s not a sentence over 50 years. they believe that s inhumane. so he s got one of the greatest attorneys there. there must be something.