Welcome back.

Joining us now is Marty Gotisfeld.

And I've talked to Marty's wife, Dana, who has been a champion for his cause for the longest time.

And I am sure that both of them are delighted that Marty is finally out of jail.

It's been a very difficult time.

And I always told her, I said, I'm going to talk

to your husband one day. We're going to see him get out of jail, so don't give up hope. And I know

it was very dark days when we had high hopes that there might be a pardon from Trump, and that did not

happen. We're going to talk about why he was in jail. We're going to talk about the jail that he was in. And also we have on the line, uh, Ennis Bosnick, who is a Bosnian war veteran.

And he did a lot to help Marty in terms of maintaining. He's got a, uh, a website,

uh, hosting site. And he did a lot to help Marty with the free Marty G site that was

putting out information about him. So, welcome, gentlemen. Thank you for joining us. Let's talk a little

bit about, tell everybody your history about why you were put in prison, what you were fighting

for, the medical kidnapping case. Give them kind of a brief overview. We've talked about this with Dana, but it's been a while since we've talked to Dana.

So if you can kind of fill people in on that detail.

So sure.

In late 2013, I became aware of some very serious human rights violations against children

in a network of mostly for-profit juvenile attention

centers, boot camps, so-called residential treatment centers, wilderness programs.

This story affected us personally.

It affected a member of Dana's family.

We had to fight to get him out.

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