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Whats your name? >> brandy graves. >> brandy, you understand were recording our conversation, dont you? >> yes, sir. >> 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 it. >> i want you to go with ms. hill here. take her into the small interview room and sit...

Why are you engaged in these different aspects? what are you feeling? you know, whats the drive? >> by confessing to the murders of 17 prostitutes, joel rifkin became the most prolific serial killer in new york state history. >> we want to delve deeper into his mind, his thinking, his perceptions. >> rifkin is serving 203 years at the maximum security clinton security prison in upstate new york. >> when joel walked into the interview room, i got a general sense he felt very tense. he was looking...

>> they check his identification and check his vehicle, and they realize that his vehicle parked in the parking lot is a vehicle that is wanted by the salt lake city police department in a double homicide. >> finding two high-powered rifles and handguns in the mans room, police take him in for questioning. >> so law enforcement in kentucky didnt realize when they brought him into the interview room, really who they had. they didnt know how many homicides he had committed and how committed he was...

Keep your eyes on the inmates at all times. dont ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing 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 s...

>> the initial strategy was to deal with him as though it were a gift, that everyone in that interview room knew ream had something to do with cindys disappearance and now was the time to explain it all. >> if you could put closure to this thing right now today. and help a family out. you think about it right now, you need some paper, ill get you some paper you can write it down. >> im not going to write it down. >> why not? >> my spellings not that good. >> in that first interview, ream control...

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 do this? >> i didnt do nothing. >> what happened? >> i have no ...

Him, and i said, art, wheres cindy? and he looked at me and he shook his head and just said, thats a low blow. >> later, inside the interview room at the eastpointe cop shop with another concealed camera rolling, mac and engine came at -- mac and jen came at art ream for the next eight hours. not confrontational, more like friends talking. they had all the time in the world for his and his ramblings. >> i think at this point i hope you understand, were really just trying to find cindy. >> so far...

One-on-one interview with the detective and answer questions that can only be answered by the last person who saw the victim. alisyn: the parents say they have been cooperating with the police. their layers say they have sa lawyers say they are cooperating with the police. that they have sat down and been interviewed. why does it take two weeks to do this search of the home? >> at certain points you want to give the parents the benefit of the doubt. what happened on sunday? she changed the compl...

He will continue to talk i assume to get his sentence down. >> right. >> okay. so they negotiate with this guy -- hes a rough looking customer. theyre going to bring him into the old dick tracy interview room and going to get him to tell everything, right? >> right. and i think he already has told quite a bit. the question is, how much, if you read the complaint closely, it is not entirely clear how much the quds force commanders who were supervising him, who were running him, were approving -- ...

The other guy, fingered the other guy. >> right. >> hes always talking. hell continue to talk to get his sentence down. >> right. >> so they will continue to negotiate with this guy, a rough looking customer. this going to bring him into the old dick tracy interview room. >> right. >> and they are going to get him to tell everything, right? >> right, and i think he already has told quite a bit. the question is how much, if you read the complaint closely, it is not entirely clear how much the qud...