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Around and what is hanging over there and you were covering this earlier in the broadcast is whether this is the end of it, possible and could carry a very long prison term or only part of it because the other guilty plea today, information there, seems to refer to manafort and other potential criminal liability and raises the question is why was so much money moving around and maybe things of oligarchs that werent just about being greedy and not wanting to pay the tax bill. maybe there were oth...

We paid a lot in cash. who knows? but this is very clearly record evidence of all the different ways they kept moving the money around and what is hanging over there and you were covering this earlier in the broadcast is whether this is the end of it, possible and could carry a very long prison term or only part of it because the other guilty plea today, information there, seems to refer to manafort and other potential criminal liability and raises the question is why was so much money moving ar...

Keith morrison (voiceover): and so it was decided. soon after ethan and his mother had their talk, he appeared before the judge and admitted he did participate in the murder of his good friend, kate. he agreed to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter in exchange for a 25-year prison sentence. judge: you understand that the court still faces a guilty plea. yes, maam. judge: and that your criminal record will reflect it as a guilty plea. yes, maam. keith morrison (voiceover): of course, since hea...

And -- its just sad to watch. some people dont have the means to buy lawyers, bond out. we you dont got it -- you dont have it, you dont have it. >> geraldo johnson fears a long jail stay, if not a prison term, could be in his future, as well. he is charged with reckless homicide due to the death of his girlfriend who was in a car he lost control of and crashed into a stand of trees. with a bond of $50,000, he needs $5,000 to leave jail and await trial at home. >> they need the money, everything...

Contact with. my only regret, i wish i never, ever in my life seen it for the hundred good stories i could tell you i can tell you three times the bad stories. it made me feel the greatest at times and made me hate myself most of the time. >> chas harper is currently serving his fourth prison term. the first three totaled about six years for theft and burglary. but when he was then caught with 114 grams of meth, the judge threw the book at him. >> i was sentenced to 72 years which means i have t...

Minutes. hes good at cooking his celly is really good at cooking. we get together. have a slam. big nacho slam, make a cake. you know, we say a celebration. i say its basically to realize we just wasted another month in here. its something to look forward to. >> who makes the cake? >> kamikaze, my buddy kamikaze, he makes the cake. >> patrick "kamikaze" gaskill, who is serving 30 years for dealing methamphetamine is no ordinary cook. among wabash inmates, hes a culinary genius. turning commissar...

We were there the day paris became an adult, and his life was about to take a dramatic turn for all of the wrong reasons. >> today, im going to take inmate paris hammond, who used to be a juvenile and is now 18, turned 18 today, hes going to be moved from our juvenile pod into our general male population. hes not going to be with the kids anymore, hes going to be with the -- as we call them, the big boys. hes graduating today. >> did you think youd spend your 18th birthday like this? >> yeah, i ...

Of people with my name. >> hes also been cutting his arms for what he describes as medicinal bloodletting. >> hes going through some heavy things right now. hes got a lot on his plate. but -- i just dont -- i dont get it. i dont. >> will flowers, another tulsa county inmate who served prior prison term with hill, has noticed changes in his old friend. >> i seen his picture in the paper on the case he had i didnt recognize him. man, i hate it for him, i do. i pray for him. my heart goes out to hi...

>> whats the hurry? >> there is none. the statute is very very long. they could let this stays case play out. he could be convicted in state court and they could file charges later on. that wouldnt be a problem. theres no race to determine when they have to do it. the slower they are, the better chance that those charges will stick. we dont want to charge somebody and not be able to prosecute. the thing with domestic terrorism, it will elevate his sentence. in virginia, thats what i dont like. i...

>> i have a feeling ill retire and he wont. hell keep coming back. all right. take it easy. >> yeah, thanks. >> a few days later, hudson learned he will not be returning to the jail anytime soon. his judge has given him a sentence of 1 1/2 to 15 years in prison for felonious assault. >> ive been here going on almost four months. its stressful, depressing. its a relief when you know what youve got to do and you can start planning things, you know. >> hudson will soon be transferred to state priso...