The "no surrender crew" were not impressive as outlaw bikers or criminals. Paul "Big Paulie" Sinopoli was an Argentine immigrant. He lived in his parents' basement as he could not afford to move out and suffered from low self-esteem because of his obesity. Sinopoli worked as a drug dealer, albeit not a very successful one. He only seems to have joined the club out of a desire to feel powerful and to be liked. Even though Sinopoli was obese, had no job, and still lived with his parents at the age of 30, he was considered attractive by many women because he wore the Bandido patch, and Atkinson remembered in an interview with Edwards: "How many guys that weigh four hundred pounds get laid that often?". Despite his "teddy bear" image, at the trial of Douse's killers in 2008, Sinopoli was identified as one of the Bandidos who had beaten Douse to death at Flanz's apartment. Sinopoli wanted to quit the Bandidos to focus on losing weight, but did not out of loyalty to his "brothers". George "Pony" Jessome was a tow truck driver who lived in a trailer at his employer's yard. He had a terminal case of cancer and only joined the Bandidos to provide him with friends in his last days. George "Crash" Kriarakis was also a tow truck driver who married his wife in 2005. Kriarakis appeared to only acting the part of an outlaw biker as he had no criminal record and refused to commit any crimes with a special abhorrence of violence, making many wonder why he had even joined the Bandidos in the first place. Kriarakis's wife Diane often pressed him to quit the Bandidos, and he himself talked frequently of his desire to leave the club, but he stayed out of loyalty to his biker "brothers".