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Is for sure. she doesnt have i.d. on her. shes claiming theres a third girl. we think there probably is a third girl. but until the fingerprints come back we wont know for sure. >> fingerprint analysis i.d.s her as 23-year-old katrina zeul, also of new york. >> put the hands on the wall above your head. >> a quick search reveals katrina has a four-year trail of prostitution arrests from four states. >> have you ever been arrested in the state of illinois, katrina? >> no. >> judging by her young ...

Street is tormented by his. >> its horrible. i -- ive come to terms with myself that im sure that some day im going to kill myself. ive decided to do that. and that way i can go be with my mom. you know, im not as bad as i used to be. you know, im not acting real crazy or anything. im not really crazy acting anymore. you know. got some new socks. and thats what everybodys socks are looking like. like that. thats all i have to say. >> in the wake of interviewing frank street, and hearing the grap...

Unimaginable. >> im frank street jr., im 38 years old. ive been down since 1993 for shooting my mom. >> during our first day of shooting at wabash, our "lockup" crew met frank street, an inmate housed in the prisons residential treatment unit. at the time of the interview, street was experiencing involuntary tremors due to his medication. >> i started having delusions that the people were out there hurting me. and i have this video cassette tape of a party showing people hurting me. and i showed...

[ bleep ] >> calm down. >> of all the memorable inmates interviewed on "lockup," one makes such a visually shocking impression that he stands alone in the history of the series. >> when you look at curtis, with the tattoos all over his face, hes really physically intimidating. >> im here for a burglary, forgery and escape. one to 15 expirate in 2016. >> when we first met curtis allgier at utahs maximum state security unit it didnt take long for tattoos to become the focus of the interview. >> te...

Some of the most difficult stories for us to cover on "lockup" are those involving inmates who have committed murder. were very careful about how we tell these stories. especially being sensitive to the friends and families of the victims. >> when we shot "lockup" extended stay at the louisville department of corrections in kentucky. we were surprised to encounter one particular surviving family member of a murder victim. >> it will be two years on september 7th that i got a call from the corone...

Treatment unit. but it was clear that not only does he still struggle with what he did, he worries about what he still might do. >> oh, its -- its heinous. if i -- i believe in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. if i had my way i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, my judge was very pointed out i still think that having crossed that line, it would therefore be that much easier to go back across. the...

Republican presidential campaigns are taking over negotiations over future debates. this all came out of an unprecedented meeting sunday. advisers for all but one of the republican candidates. investigators are looking into whether a medical condition may have caused a driver to smash into a group of trick-or-treaters in the bronx, killing three people, including a 10-year-old girl. now, its back to "lockup." >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> ♪ just the begi...

Treatment and rehab than law enforcement. but theres no mistaking that he viewed drug use as a criminal act. >> many would argue that president nixon set the stage. the drug-related mass incarceration. >> within the last several years, i think america has come to its senses about drug abuse. >> in the 1980s, the war on drugs escalated dramatically. under the reagan administration, arrests for drug offenses rose. new mandatory sentencing laws sent more people to prison for more time than ever. >>...

Treatment and rehab than law enforcement. but theres no mistaking that he viewed drug use as a criminal act. >> many would argue that president nixon set the stage. the drug-related mass incarceration. >> within the last several years, i think america has come to its senses about drug abuse. >> in the 1980s, the war on drugs escalated dramatically. under the reagan administration, arrests for drug offenses rose. new mandatory sentencing laws sent more people to prison for more time than ever. >>...

The reality is, floods do happen. protect what matters. get flood insurance. visit floodsmart.gov/flood to learn more. according to the national council on alcoholism and drug dependence, nearly 50% of all inmates in jails or prisons today are clinically addicted to drugs. if you ask a lockup producer what the inmates are telling them, that number would be much higher. >> the biggest thing is heroin. people using heroin. people dying from heroin. the other part of heroin or other drug addictio...