I come up off the ground with my peace and I got up about four rounds.

I'm on federal parole at that point.

I'm not supposed to be carrying a weapon, but you never find me without a weapon. I got off four rounds, took the back window out. They kept going. I jumped back in my car, took a riot on the Rollins Road, went down to Grove Avenue, pulling the house of my aunt and uncles at 1620 Grove, went in there and got the tarp from my uncle out of the garage

and put it over the car so they couldn't see the bullet holes.

That was the firstp from my uncle out of the garage and put it

over the car so they couldn't see the bullet holes that was the first attempt on my life uh that was

i got out of federal prison 88 this year's late 89 early 90 i guess and when they started trying to

kill me on the street that's the first attempt on my life in the free world as i call it next day I went to see somebody down in the city and I went and I asked him a specific question if we had a problem I said I went and I did in my federal time I said I got busted on the chop shops I didn't take nobody down with me I said I went kept my mouth shut I didn't testify I didn't give nobody up. I took the conviction, I had done my time.

What's the problem?

We got a problem and let me know.

And he told me, he said, Jimmy, he said, he always called me Jimmy. He said, Jimmy boy, he says, come down, come down. He said, listen to me. He said, you got no problem with us. He said, you did your thing. You didn't have the problem. When you was down, you got money, looked after certain people for you, took care of your family. You had no problems. When you come out, said, you went to the restaurant, you said, everybody parked, everybody come by to see you. You said, we dropped a lot of envelopes. You said, you have money when you come out. Everybody looked after you when you come out. That's respect. Don't think we're after you. Whatever you've done is with your previous employers, not us. That's on the other side of defense, the people that you worked for before. He said, them, not us, Jimmy. He said, I give you my word on that. After I talked to certain parties in Chicago down in the city about them trying to kill me, and he's telling me that was my previous employers. What we're talking about here, we're talking about a government agency. I won't say

which agency was that tried to take me out, but I know at that time I had people in the DOD on me

because I had taken certain material off the computer at Oxford from the arsenal, so that I

worked in the office. I had an excess classified material there for building new tanks new helicopters everything I had

the gun and placements off one of the black hawk helicopters I had the allocations

for everything I had the rate of firing anything that's specified because we made a

lot of the stuff there we made the nitrogen cable of fire the side widener

missile inside a

federal prison. Anyway, the second attempt was, now I've realized this year is not the crime family

after me. It's got to be a government agency. The second attempt on my life was at late at night

they ran me over on my motorcycle. They hit me so hard, they bent the frame on it. They told on the

motorcycle out. That's all on record. Next time and come around, the third time, with these two off-thirty officers. One of them is David Ostertag. They will never admit they had a contract on my life, and I want to stay one thing. I got no hard feelings against either one of these officers, even though they tried to kill me. I don't take this anything personal. I take it they were doing a job. They were doing what they was paid to do. They just blew it. But the thing of this, I'm here because somebody opened up on my partner in me. They tried to kill us in broad daylight on May 7th, 19 and 91, 3.15 p.m., maybe 3.30, in the middle of Route 12,

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