Q. How did it feel to be falsely accused and imprisoned?
A. It was a very stressful experience that no one would believe me or listened to what id have to say without shoving the reasons that they believe I'm guilty to my face. It was also stressful to see my son is prison and how he would think of me while I was in here.
Q. What was going on your mind when you saw your brother, Michael Scofield in the same prison as you?
A. I was completely shocked when I saw my brother at the prison yard. I thought that the same people that framed me for murder was going after my family as well. It wasn't after some time of me worrying that I finely got to talk to my brother and see what was going on.
Q. what was it like being in solitary confinement all the time and being treated worse then the other inmates in the prison?
A. It took a toll on my mind, not being able to socialize or see anyone. I felt mentally strained and hurt that I was being treated like the worse criminal in the face of the planet when I was completely innocent. I also felt like I was going to go crazy when I was locked up in a room with no light. My mind was playing tricks on me almost the entire time and when ever someone opened my door my eyes burned from the light.
Q. How did you feel when you were getting closer and closer to your death penalty?
A. My mind was going all over the place, from how to prove I'm innocent to accepting my fate. As the days began coming closer and closer to my death I became more stressed and I slowly started losing hope of surviving and escaping with my brother. The worse thing was the hope that my brother gave me because it was tearing me apart when this plan was going to happen and if it would be successful.