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Children of the camera crew to be brought here as well. so joe douglas is out at the memorial concert waiting for us to join them. >> and i know you all got together last night, jennifer right? >> we did. it was -- it was an instant bond an instant connection and i really truly feel like all of us are bonded together for life. >> i want you, kim, to take a listen -- >> sorry. >> no i wanted to play you some of this sound from an army doctor in the field who treated you after this bomb went off. ...

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 part of his life. even though they got fired. >> what happened? >> o...

>> you worked eight years with dave. what can you tell us about working with him? >> i thought he was every bit as funny as he was on screen. he is pretty consistent throughout the day you know. he was always funny i thought in the office. but, yeah, i thought he was pretty consistent. >> oh. >> see, he was never funny. i dont think he liked me that much. >> he loved you, jay. >> he loved me? okay. >> and not only that i got to produce jay a couple of times, but mary connelly mostly produced jay...

I will be there with my taser drawn. >> in all the rest of maricopa county, including the special management unit of the maximum security mens jail, i had never been given a brief like that. this was the only time that we had had a contingency plan in case we were attacked by an inmate. >> basically, were going to keep the door to our back so if theres any problems the cameraman will have to fall back. the two contingent staff and myself will basically form an arc to protect the camera crew and ...

>> because you do seem to have a reputation. >> do i? someones told you about that? >> scritchfield did eventually open up about the violent acts he committed in prison, acts which added more than a dozen years to his original 18-month sentence for burglary. >> ive stabbed officers, ive 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...

At some point, ive got to do whats best for me and what was best for me was to end the interview. >> schreibers stay in general population didnt last long. he was caught with a razor knife and sent back to administrative segregation where he wanted to stay all along. but it came with a price he never expected. >> so, they decided to call him up to the deputy wardens office and have a talk with him. we, the camera crew, knew the severity of the situation. timothy didnt, so he kind of went bopping...

Myself also. i will be there with my taser drawn, and basically were going to keep the door to our back so if theres any problems the cameraman will have to fall back. the two staff and myself will basically form an arc to protect the camera crew and well do a tactical retreat out of the pod and secure the door. >> these women do not get this classification because they went to bible study. these are women that have caused some serious crimes. i sometimes think people dont take female offenders ...

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, you know, im with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why youre here, and wed love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldnt you want my story, look at me. im like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggrav...

>> this [ bleep ] sucks. >> but first, hes given the opportunity to shower off the stinging o.c. gas. afterwards, he still blamed us for his actions. >> thats the reasoning all of this is happening right there. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> in every prison, filming in ad seg is a vital component to telling these stories. because of all this commotion, the warden comes up and says we cant film there anymore. >> we had two offenders act out for the camera crew, to put a show on for the camera crew. wev...

And sent back to administrative segregation where he wanted to stay all along. but it came with a price he never expected. >> so, they decided to call him up to the deputy wardens office and have a talk with him. we, the camera crew, knew the severity of the situation. timothy didnt, so he kind of went bopping up there like he usually did, very secure in the knowledge he was going back to ad seg, and he sat down in this office, and then everybody calmly proceeded to tell them that, in fact, his ...