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It wasnt nice. >> shes pretty pissed off. i got seven years to do, you know? im going to meet different women along the way. and i might see a more finer, more sexier one, you know? they just keep getting better and younger. its crazy. >> shes very smooth. she had me fooled. >> fooled enough to get molinas name tattooed on her forearm and not just once, but twice. >> i did it without even saying anything to her. i had this one girl start it. they just messed it up so bad that i stopped. so shes ...

>> one cellie in particular sent randall into a rage. >> he had raped and cut these females up and cut the areolas off their chest and put "v" and "g" on the wall. hes bragging about what he did. i said you really did that? what got me was he blew a 9-year-old girls head off. i said, man, you really did that?ç he started laughing. he said, yeah. so what i did to him, i said im going to treat you like you did those women. i stuck my head my hand up his ass to my forearm and bashed his head and ...

relieved. >> as strong and as overwhelming as the evidence was, i was terrified that there would be either an acquittal or a hung jury because i didnt want him back. and i didnt want this sort of circus. i mean, we need to move on. we need some sort of realization that the word guilty, that puts a label on what all of this is. >> and she also added this. she said that she believes that dottie sandusky, jerry sanduskys wife is in denial about what has happened here. as we know, fred, th...

I got to sit down. >> i might have to come up like this, or he can just turn inside here and walk this way. >> yes. this is how you do it. you do your back that way. you know what im saying? >> aint nobody gay up in here. >> few things in prison are as key to survival as having a good cell mate. >> when you live with a person 24 hours a day, you build up a brotherhood, a sense of -- you build up a rapport that you dont have with your family. and youre both dependent on each other for survival. >...

>> somebody wants to talk to him. you know what im saying? i got to sit down. >> i might have to come up like this, or he can just turn inside here and walk this way. >> yes. this is how you do it. you do your back that way. you know what im saying? >> aint nobody gay up in here. >> few things in prison are as key to survival as having a good cell mate. >> when you live with a person 24 hours a day, you build up a brotherhood, a sense of -- you build up a rapport that you dont have with your fam...

Is he a cold blood murderer? >> no, absolutely not. >> gordon weaver wouldnt speak to "dateline" but his attorney, joseph friedberg would. he said the couple got into a spat about jeans decision to spend the weekend at her sisters when gordon wanted her to attend the sons soccer game. the attorney showed the jury this animated re-enactment of what gordon said happened next. >> he said he got annoyed with her and pushed her with his forearm. she stepped back from the push, she put her hand out be...

Guard shortly after the 9/11 terrorist attacks after being hit by an ied outside the green zone in baghdad in 2005. than 0 surgeries in washington, d.c. ultimately losing his forearm and feeling lost. >> i assumed that my identity was physical and i thought that was taken away from me. so spiraled into depression which led to addiction to pain medication. a long turbulent road for two years which i lost, i mean lost in my life and that my family lost as well. >> joining operation rebound a part ...

Dc, and lost his forearm and leaving him feeling lost. but joining "operation rebound," part of the challenge athletes foundation renewed his spirit and the program helps wounded vets and first responded get back on their feet and participate in activists that otherwise could be out of reach providing train, equipment and motivation for athletic competition. >> person i am now compared to 9/11 is night and day. i realize that there is more to life than just being concerned about yourself so i do...

Planning to climb mount kilimanjaro. >> >> reporter: he is a victim of an ied, he is a 38-year-old father, trying to teach his kids about perseverance and patriotism. he is defying the odds, turning the debilitating war wound into a lifestyle of extreme sports. he leaves on tuesday to climb mt. kilimanjaro, the highest peak in africa. he was hit by an ied outside the green zone in baghdad in 2005. he underwent more than 40 surmgries at walter reid army medical center in washington, d.c., losing ...

Yeah. that was before the police realized he had a knife. >> and the confrontation between myself and him which seemed like an eternity was probably three or four minutes. he stabbed or cut me approximately eight times. one time he went into the muscle. he stabs me three times in the forearm and cut me twice on my upper arm and slashed me right down through here. it was a homemade knife about seven or four inches long, about an inch and a half wide. i was lucky the inmate that was being stabbed ...