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They dont usually come through here frequently. so, you make due. different stencils. i get letters. stuff like that. i make stationery for my mom, my son, my nanna. pretty much anybody that i write to usually gets some sort of, you know, design. >> oreilly speaks to her mother and son by phone once a week, but visits are few and far between. >> the things that im missing, like watching my son grow up. his first snow. she sent me pictures of him being in the snow, all you can see is like this mu...

View. we get it for free. i dont even look out the window because it puts me right down there and right about everything thats going on, like im missing something. right now if i got out tonight, i know that im probably ending up downtown. recovery is not an option right now. im not going to get clean. im going to go get high. theres always that story, like, you see people get clean and sober. this is the other side. this is the not-so-clean and not-so-sober side. >> coming up -- >> when you end...

Back in jail. and robert sutton gets the visit hes longed for. >> will you marry me?

They dont usually come through here frequently. so, you make due. different stencils. i get letters. stuff like that. i make stationery for my mom, my son, my nanna. pretty much anybody that i write to usually gets some sort of, you know, design. >> oreilly speaks to her mother and son by phone once a week, but visits are few and far between. >> the things that im missing, like watching my son grow up. his first snow. she sent me pictures of him being in the snow, all you can see is like this mu...

For most inmates, jail has a way of crimping their personal lives. for the seven months hes been at the boston suffolk county jail, 25-year-old robert sutton has only spoken to his girlfriend on the phone, but hes determined to take the relationship to the next level. >> listen, listen. i need a close-up. will you marry me, baby girl? im serious. give me one of them little rice and bean babies. emily, i love you, baby. >> with the crime sutton has been accused of, it may be a long time before he...

I love you. she says she didnt expect that one. she wasnt ready for that one. i told you, you did it, baby. i love you. coming up, melanie reddy is back in jail. and robert sutton gets the visit hes longed for. >> will you marry me?

View. we get it for free. i dont even look out the window because it puts me right down there and right about everything thats going on, like im missing something. right now if i got out tonight, i know that im probably ending up downtown. recovery is not an option right now. im not going to get clean. im going to go get high. theres always that story, like, you see people get clean and sober. this is the other side. this is the not-so-clean and not-so-sober side. >> coming up -- >> when you end...

Newspaper, and rub it on the color. magazines work a little better. they dont usually come through here frequently. so, you make due. different stencils. i get letters. stuff like that. i make stationery for my mom, my son, my nanna. pretty much anybody that i write to usually gets some sort of, you know, design. >> oreilly speaks to her mother and son by phone once a week, but visits are few and far between. >> the things that im missing, like watching my son grow up. his first snow. she sent m...

Thats what im trying to figure out. i dont know anything about you. i dont know anything about this other guy. but you dont know? >> no, i dont know. >> ill see if i can get it from the other guy. ill watch the tape and get back to you on that and come back and give you my findings and tell you how much time you got to spend here, if any. all right? ill take you back upstairs. >> all right, man. >> i never been in trouble here. >> i know that. >> come here. i want to rap some people over here. >...

Sir. >> i know that. >> ziggy, come here. im going to harass some people over here. >> lately, robert sutton has avoided making the kind of mistake that would land him in segregation. but a different kind of slip-up has temporarily put him on crutches. >> oh, no, i was playing basketball, came down, heard it p pop, went down, couldnt really walk on it. its getting better now. >> you want me to match that? you want me to match that? >> yeah. >> all right ill match that. give me back the crutches....