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How to actually tattoo the whites of somebodys eyes. this in and of itself would meet the definition of the charge. this time im going to submit a photo of offender inman with his new blue eyes. >> wow. looks like he has no soul. >> looks like the devil took his soul. >> i entered a not guilty plea in the inmates behalf to the tattooing charge, however, i did find him guilty. im going to give him l.o.p. for 30 days. an l.o.p. consists of no electrical appliances, no rec, no canteen, no telephone...

Outside rec. >> outside activity for the youth offenders at wabash is a luxury. by law, they must be sight and sound separated from the adult population. >> last call yard rec. >> with 2,100 offenders all vying for time in the yard, the juvenile offenders have to take what they can get. >> its raining and its cold. theyre in here for some pretty bad things sometimes, but theyre still human and theyre still young kids, teenagers, and theres just some aspects of working with a population like that...

And if you push back and then theyll push back and then youre locked in a battle and im not going to win and theyre not going to win and i think a lot has to depend on how the kids wake up. does that lightbulb go off? >> i got some sacks for you. >> so we got a lunch. theres check one. >> milk. >> its all in presentation skills. you get that, right? >> yes. >> so how youre presenting yourself might be with a little bit of an edge that theyre kind of giving you back an edge. >> i saw it as a posi...

Under the age of 22. these prisoners are automatically placed in the youth offender program. >> we have high school, vocational skills, job skills. theres drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs. what were trying to do is catch these kids when theyre young and turn them around. >> because of the young ages, these inmates are considered more vulnerable to attack. they are, therefore, housed apart from the general population. >> they call it the upper mod, which is really the youth offenders prog...

These prisoners are automatically placed in the youth offender program. >> we have high school, vocational skills, job skills. theres drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs. what were trying to do is catch these kids when theyre young and turn them around. >> because of the young ages, these inmates are considered more vulnerable to attack. they are, therefore, housed apart from the general population. >> they call it the upper mod, which is really the youth offenders program. they kind of see...

>> whats the hole? >> its lockdown where youre 23 hours a day in a cell by yourself. >> okay. forget the hooch. i dont want to go to the hole or whatever that is. >> ive been in closed custody. thats like the hole. >> i spent 30 days in the hole. >> if you would kick a door in, you would totally be in the hole. >> yeah. i did six months closed custody. >> you are -- why did you go in the hole? >> i actually went because -- it was so petty, actually, to be honest with you. >> okay. >> i was out a...

>> it was an l-bracket and three small rings. thats what i said. what am i going to do with these? >> what were you going to do with them? >> i wasnt going to do anything with them. give them to her. but she beat me to it. we were at rec for like 30 minutes when we had an hour, she was like everybody put your hands on the wall. and i was like oh, shoot, i have these, and i gave them to her. she took me to my cell, stripped me out, took me to lockdown. i was fighting it back there but i lost. >> ...

>> i spent 30 days in the hole. >> if you would kick a door in, you would totally be in the hole. >> yeah. i did six months closed custody. >> you are -- why did you go in the hole? >> i actually went because -- it was so petty, actually, to be honest with you. >> okay. >> i was out at rec and i found a couple of pieces on the ground that were metal pieces, and instead of giving them to my favorite officer right away, i -- she found it on me and sent me to the hole for 30 days. >> what would you...

Send her one and probably my grandma and my mom and dad. >> all the housing units get them once a month. >> for any inmate willing to pay $1.22, recreational coordinate mark cardinal will take a digital photo and deliver a set of four prints that can be sent to friends and family. >> whats the biggest challenge for you, take all these pictures? >> trying to please them all. they all think theyre "gq" material. >> four pictures on one sheet, so it aint too bad of a deal. other prisons you get one...

>> i got 16 workouts i do in here. using the bag and the box. >> after 26 years in prison, stone has developed a workout routine he can do inside his cell. >> water bottles. all water bottles. getting it closed is the problem. one set of everything every day until i burn out. i dont do a certain amount. i do them till i cant do them no more. and i record how many i do of each thing each day. then the next day my goal is to do one more better than what i did the day before. you cant get it out th...