Robert's Mother-in-Law

Have you ever seen a house after the police get through searching? It's horrible.

Have you ever seen a house after the police get through searching? It's horrible.

They were trying to get other players' evidence against them.

They were trying to get other players' evidence against them.

He could have blown up the house.

He could have blown up the house.

My dad, screaming. It's very uncomfortable when you're watching somebody act like that.

My dad, screaming. It's very uncomfortable when you're watching somebody act like that.

Seven o'clock every night.

Seven o'clock every night.

Yeah, so you knew somebody was there. And I just hang up. But it was every night at 7 o'clock.

Yeah, so you knew somebody was there. And I just hang up. But it was every night at 7 o'clock.

We all felt that the family, being the mafia, were covering up something big.

We all felt that the family, being the mafia, were covering up something big.

I remember one time Robert told me, he says, well, I'm going to be okay because my dad always told me that the family in New York would take care of me. And in New York, they were Le Chardos with an O, where here they had changed it to an I, but they were all family and they were all mafia.

I remember one time Robert told me, he says, well, I'm going to be okay because my dad always told me that the family in New York would take care of me. And in New York, they were Le Chardos with an O, where here they had changed it to an I, but they were all family and they were all mafia.

And so I called them back, and I said, you better stop. I lied. I did. I said, you better stop calling here. I know who you are and where you are, and I will report you to the police.

And so I called them back, and I said, you better stop. I lied. I did. I said, you better stop calling here. I know who you are and where you are, and I will report you to the police.