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Up when i got it. im hoping i can let things go now for my sake and my sons sake, it aint worth coming back to prison over. >> the mother of my child. im kind of mad at her that shes held my son from me. >> but that could be changing. a recent letter and her submission of a visitation request, are indications shes planning to bring his son to see him. >> this season the first too shes said shes going to bring him to see me and i can be a part of my life and then falls off. the last time i saw hi...

Can take anywhere from a few days to two weeks. her close friend and former cell mate krystle oreilly says shes relieved to have her back. >> i mean, i dont wish this on anybody. but because i knew what she was going out to do, i kind of was hoping to see her walk back through the door, because at least i know shes safe. you know. at least i know we still have that. >> while she waits for her friend to be released from the infirmary, oreilly turns her focus to rebuilding her own life, especially...

>> jimmy, jimmy. >> you know, me and jimmy have some interactions the last few weeks. some of it has been good. some of it has been bad. but they put me on a new med. i told them if i feel and jimmy feels that its making me slow in any shape or form, im going to get off the medication because i dont like to be down. i like to be up. >> coreys decision to go off his medication not only affects him but his new cell mate, jonathan elliott, who must cope with both corey and jimmy. >> did you brush y...

Footsteps. during our coverage of our entirely different story we happen to record one inmates intriguing comment. >> my first cell partner was my father. >> one of the inmates started talking about how his father was his first cell mate in prison. i was really struck by that. >> i talked to my dad about it. it hurts to father see his son follow in his footsteps. >> the inmate was david which i would childers. his father served forforcible sodomy and rape. david was sentenced to 22 years for arm...

A different version of a son following if his fathers footsteps. during our coverage of our entirely different story we happen to record one inmates intriguing comment. >> my first cell partner was my father. >> one of the inmates started talking about how his father was his first cell mate in prison. i was really struck by that. >> i talked to my dad about it. it hurts a father see his son follow in his footsteps. >> the inmate was david which i would childers. his father served 20 years in sta...

How you doing? im chris. >> who are you? >> she sends this guy a friend of brads. >> todd is here with five vehicles one a $230,000 bentley. >> i got them all here believe it or not. >> all of them? >> i actually got them [ bleep ] here. a nightmare. >> todd explains hes the middleman, not the thief. >> i coordinate it, man. i coordinate. >> the actual thief, he says, waiting outside, his former cell mate. >> one dude i was in prison. james remmington, or j.r. j.r. explains after he burglarize...

Juvenile his three years sfl sentence was increased to six. when we shot our extended stay series in oklahoma, we encounter a different version of a son following if his fathers footsteps. during our coverage of our entirely different story we happen to record one inmates intriguing comment. >> my first cell partner was my father. >> one of the inmates started talking about how his father was his first cell mate in prison. i was really struck by that. >> i talked to my dad about it. it hurts to ...

Able to identify that his cellmate was the perpetrator of that assault. he actually admits that he and his cellmate weston kruger had gotten in a fight. he had told us that the fight was over a disrespect issue. he was trying to watch tv from his cell, which is a challenge because you cant always hear the television from your cell. and his cell mate was in the rear of the cell, shouting through the vents to someone else. a common way that inmates communicate. >> a pretty long dude. i told him on...

Boyfriend, markus cash, rocky brett, aka casper, has been moved to a new cell. his new cell mate asked that we not use his real name, but did permit us to use his nickname, big daddy. casper claims that he and big daddy have a past history that could lead to violence. >> weve had problems from the street. were from the streets. we dont get along. >> the jail takes inmate claims of potential violence seriously. and in this case, there is an easy solution. >> were going to -- you cant be in the gr...

The table. >> he wants to talk to you. >> you want to talk to me? all right. >> theyre going to pull me out here right now anyways. >> back up a little bit. im going to open up this door. whats your name again? >> bretts. >> have a seat at that table. yes, so were moving this inmate into a cell where hes compatible with a cell mate and hell have his own cell and were going to figure out where -- who to move where later on. >> in order to keep casper separated from cash, deputies decide to move b...