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If someone were to ask how I got involved in motorcycle gangs in the first place, I guess

the answer would be that it all started in the Texas prison, about 6 months before I got

out in October of 62.

Back in episode 3, you heard these words from my father from Hatton Discontent.

They were as very first on page 1.

Over the next nearly 500 pages, he goes on to detail his transition from Houston Pimp

to founding member of the bandidos to devoted Cleveland Hell's Angel to murderer to a man

who'd run out of options.

These are his final words on the very last page.

For me, now I was in a circle outside of the circle that everyone else was in.

I wanted to get the shit out of Cleveland and not look back, but there just seemed to be

no way.

I could never leave.

Mary and the kids would become the first targets if I left town.

I had no way of getting them out of there and money to be able to go anywhere and set

up housekeeping for them.

So I just figured that the best thing to do was to hang in there and become just as deadly

as everyone else.

Play the game and go with the flow.

And from then on I looked at everyone in a different light and saw more of them than

I had ever saw before.

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