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That theres only so many pieces inside of the head, if you will. >> hedrick also finds the props in the interview room suspicious. >> if i were to set up a scene and we were going to shoot a puppet, id want something similar to this where we have limited coverage on the subject within the frame, and then we have a desk or something that enables us to get underneath it in order to puppeteer it. >> what about the lighting? >> ostensibly the alien is sensitive to light. >> its kept dark for the com...

That theres only so many pieces inside of the head, if you will. >> hedrick also finds the props in the interview room suspicious. >> if i were to set up a scene and we were going to shoot a puppet, id want something similar to this where we have limited coverage on the subject within the frame, and then we have a desk or something that enables us to get underneath it in order to puppeteer it. >> what about the lighting? >> ostensibly the alien is sensitive to light. >> its kept dark for the com...

To lose if they were to injure you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. ironically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes out of that cell just like youre filming me so we can maintain some kind of discipline. >> but when we travelled to utah state prison we met one condemned man who was willing to speak with us. at the time of our interview ralph menses had been on death row for 17 years. >> i remember when ralph was first broug...

Die from exposure. edwards parked the car at a friends house, unaware that hed left dozens of fung fingerprints behind. >> you can almost see the timeline being laid out, just based on forensic evidence alone. >> edwards alawyer claimed their client was so impaired by his clients drug addiction he didnt know what he was doing. >> his whole defense throughout this whole process had been oh, he couldnt have understood. he didnt have intent. but the result of what happened was a woman lost her life...

I can hear water running and we had an officer in the room with us that was doing our security and i asked him, whats going on? when he opened the door, you just heard this cascading water. >> what happened? >> they flooded the tier. >> its awesome. >> you better go get that. >> i walked out of the interview room and was shocked to see water cascading down from the top tier down onto the floor. id never seen anything like that in my life in a prison. >> what happened? >> what did you do, did you...

Whats your name? >> brandy graves. >> brandy, you understand were recording our conversation, dont you? are you willing to make a statement and answer questions now without a lawyer? you dont want to talk? >> no. if im going to jail, im going to jail. why talk? >> is this just all tobacco? >> tobacco and phones. >> nothing else in here but tobacco and phones? >> that i know of. i didnt make them. >> i want you to go with ms. hill here. take her into the small interview room and sit down with her...

Normal state. i dont know how to describe. it was a surreal experience, to say the least. >> okay. had you ever been in that mental or emotional state your entire adult life? >> never. never had anything traumatic like that happen. >> okay. and at some point, were you put into an interview room? >> i was. >> okay. and obviously they had cameras, you could see they had recording devices? >> yeah, the cameras were fairly obvious. >> okay. and how long did they make you sit there by yourself? >> it...

>> on august 7th, shortly after they find kaylees body in her bedroom, both thomas and his mother are asked to come to camden police headquarters. thomas enters the box, or interview room. what follows is a remarkable window into the interrogation process. from the suspects point of view. >> did you argue with your sister very often? >> every now and then, like, maybe once a day. >> i just answered the questions. i didnt think there would be anything wrong in telling them. so i just said this is...

Arrested in 1992 for the deaths of a drug dealer and prostitute on the north side of chicago. patrick immediately said he was innocent. no physical evidence linked him to the murders but 30 hours in police custody without a lawyer present can have a way of changing a young mans mind. at one point his co-defendant was brought into the interview room and he told patrick to tell the police what they wanted to hear and they could go home. patrick signed a confession and was given life in prison with...

Whats that noise? >> yeah, im curious, too. i can hear water running and we had an officer in the room with us that was doing our security and i asked him, whats going on? when he opened the door, you just heard this cascading water. >> what happened? >> they flooded the tier. >> its awesome. >> you better go get that. >> i walked out of the interview room and was shocked to see water cascading down from the top tier down onto the floor. id never seen anything like that in my life in a prison. >...