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Returned to johnny perkins for more insight. >> see, everywhere you go, if youre down the hall youre going to have inmates watching yall, really watching the women because anytime a woman come around, they want to watch and some will be trying to masturbate. >> at one point during the interview he was looking directly at me and he said, i was stalking you all, but there were already too many people around you. so i had a hard time, i decided not to take the chance. >> when you all first started ...

Sliced officers, ive probably thrown chemical warfare on 30 people, 40 people, if not more. >> whats your nickname? >> animal. >> every staff member i asked about david scritchfield had pretty much the same thing to say. he was a threat. historically, he always attacked staff as well as other inmates. so he was a huge problem for them. >> ive been convicted of aggravated assault on peace officers probably two or three times. i fought the law and the law won. >> at first he was a very challenging...

Officers probably two or three times. i fought the law and the law won. >> at first he was a very challenging interview because he was so reluctant, definitely no trust for our camera crew, but slowly, slowly the more we talked he started to open up. and when he did, in the course of this conversation, he revealed something to me which was very surprising. who is david now, then? >> davids just a guy that -- that actually found someone who took the time to get to know him and love him and be a p...

S we film in prisons all over the world, and were constantly reminded that people who kill can come from all walks of life, even those who we hold the highest regard. >> bruce bastian was an army medic in iraq. a young man dedicated to saving lives in combat, but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springs. >> when i approached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, y...

So he was a huge problem for them. >> ive been convicted of aggravated assault on peace officers probably two or three times. i fought the law and the law won. >> at first he was a very challenging interview because he was so reluctant, definitely no trust for our camera crew, but slowly, slowly the more we talked he started to open up. and when he did, in the course of this conversation, he revealed something to me which was very surprising. who is david now, then? >> davids just a guy that -- ...

Concern. >> i kind of remember noting that it seemed like there was a big hole, big holes around the side. they mentioned they had removed a bar so a camera crew could swim and out and hadnt put it back. >> jerry thinks that hole looks big enough for a shark to get through. but the captain assures him hed be safe. he nods cautiously and boards the board. he didnt come halfway around the world to miss out on seeing great white sharks. when out at sea he finally gets a look at one of these massive...

It. >> and as jerry sizes up the shark cage, he notices an even bigger concern. >> you kind of remember noting that it seemed like there was a big hole. big holes around the side there. they had mentioned that they had removed a bar so a camera crew could swim in and out of it and they hadnt put it back. >> jerry thinks that hole looks big enough for a shark to get through, but the captain assures him hell be safe, so he nods cautiously and boards the boat. after all, he didnt come halfway aroun...

Located on the fifth floor of "d" cell house. and now hes in even more trouble. >> hes been asking about his cable all day. he has tv, but he doesnt have any cable. and he had mentioned that if he doesnt get his cable fixed by 5:30, hes going to burn the next officer down. meaning hes going to throw either urine or feces on the next officer or possibly the next worker that comes up there. while i was standing there trying to talk some common sense into him, he took his pipe from his light switch...

>> the warden says we cant film there anymore. >> we had two offenders that acted out for the camera crew, to put a show on pour the camera crew. we asked the camera crew to stop filming in segregation in order to calm these guys down. from this point on, well assess whether well allow the camera crew to come back in to segregation. >> a week later, prison officials allowed us back anywhere we conducted several more interviews without interview. even george graph and hall allowed us to continue ...

[ bleep ]. >> warden ivey decides to make one more attempt at reasoning with schmidt. >> every time he "x" out, we have to have some sort of interaction, and were trying to change the way we deal with him as far as utilizing force and doing things that require less hands on. >> ivey asks the camera crew remain outside the cell while he speaks with schmidt. but for security and legal reasons the conversation will be recorded by a body camera worn by the corporal who escorts ivey inside the cell. ...