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Anything youd like to say? >> she was never in trouble as a teenager. never. >> i was the bad one. i was, my alcohol. >> i had three kids that never got in trouble. they played ball. they, you know, didnt drink. this was one of them. i just need -- i need her home. i need to go into kidney dialysis and i dont want to do it if -- if i have to wait three to six more months on her to come home, ill just die. >> thank you for being here today. and letting us know. miss culbertson is serving time for...

Victim and theres nothing i can do to take back what ive caused, all i can do is change who i am and all i can do is serve, serve mankind, serve humanity, any way possible to make up for what i did. ♪ ♪ lord, i am tired of being lied on ♪ >> i tell you one thing about san quentin, we got flavor here. we got flavor. >> programs like the annual poetry slam provide inmates a creative release, helping them to avoid potential disciplinary write-ups and longer sentences. >> now i fall to my knee...

San quentin. >> you give respect, you get respect. a lot of people say these guys dont treat us right. at times they dont, but its hard when youve got a lot of people in here. cant be happy too much in prison. its not disney land. >> but another inmate at another california prison had a harsher view the cos. >> i hate cops. theyre diabolical. theyre petty. they present to the public that theyre law and order, this and that but in here theyll stab you in the back. they write false write-ups. they...

19 years, and in memory of the victim and theres nothing i can do to take back what ive caused, all i can do is change who i am and all i can do is serve, serve mankind, serve humanity, any way possible to make up for what i did. ♪u@q ♪ lord i am tired of being, lord foouxx ♪ >> i tell you one thing about san quentin, we got flavor here. we got flavor. >> programs like the annual poetry slam provide inmates a creative release, helping them to avoid potential disciplinary write-ups and lon...

So i went crazy. >> what did you do? >> what did i do? everything. >> jimmy started off by continually ringing the emergency call button in his cell. >> just keep ringing the [ bleep ] bell. >> this one over here? >> aye. rung the bell for hours. not getting much joy. so i [ bleep ] lit it. i set the alarm off. >> by setting off his fire alarm jimmy prompted the local fire department to visit the prison. we joined him the next day, when he had to face the prisons deputy governor to answer for th...

Personalities and too many attitudes for everybody to get along. aint nobody worth me arguing it over. im going to hold my tongue. >> in the three months shes been in jail, shes received multiple write-ups for minor infractions, such as arguing with other inmates. >> i just have a bad attitude, and if i feel that i have something to say, whether its going to hurt your feelings or not, im going to say it. >> she is the kind of inmate who always seems to have the manipulating thing going on and sh...

Shes currently housed in the 72-woman dorm. >> to put 72 women in a big room together, were all emotionally stressed, all have their periods, you have too many personalities and too many attitudes for everybody to get along. aint nobody worth me arguing it over. im going to hold my tongue. >> in the three months shes been in jail, shes received multiple write-ups for minor infractions, such as arguing with other inmates. >> i just have a bad attitude, and if i feel that i have something to say, ...

>> it was very painful. it was a lot of pain. it is nothing like the pain i went through for the false charge for why im in here for the last 13 years. >> whitlow was also insistent that he was not a rapist, but just an exhibitionist. at times, though, he seemed unsure, himself. >> how many exposures? i dont know. i was charged, i think, its been a long time ago, i think three or four or eight misdemeanors of this same thing. it looked like i showed a pattern that i was trying to stop women then...

Rape and with a long list of violent offenses inside indiana state prison, inmate brian collins was fortunate to have been moved out of the intensive detention unit to the less restrictive chronic care unit. but not long after the move his luck ran out. >> mr. collins has been accused of assaulting another inmate. there was never a verification of that, but the accusation was there. >> brian had a history of aggressive behavior, a history of getting into fights with inmates and staff. he was a c...

Inmate who would constantly challenge the correctional staff. >> you know you got two disciplines. you know whats going to happen if you get that third. >> during our stay she would pay some dues for her behavior. >> because everybody, including the staff, knew what she was doing and the same attention that she was getting from the other inmates she was also getting that attention from the staff. >> i aint going to play you all games. >> there was some pain behind those eyes. you could see it, w...